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The Filipinos were among 454 students from countries with significant Muslim populations awarded full scholarships under the State Department’s Youth Exchange and Study (YES) program to spend one academic year in various US states.


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                    [Summary] => The 24-year-old mother who allegedly beat her one-month-old son to death inside their house in Tondo, Manila the other day could possibly walk free.


This developed after the homicide section of the Western Police District (WPD) admitted that evidence against 24-year-old Racquel Santiago (not Carillo as earlier reported) is weak at the moment.


"What we have right now is purely circumstantial. We even do not even have the blunt instrument she allegedly used in beating her son," said Chief Inspector Juanito Taluban, WPD homicide section chief.


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This developed after the homicide section of the Western Police District (WPD) admitted that evidence against 24-year-old Racquel Santiago (not Carillo as earlier reported) is weak at the moment.


"What we have right now is purely circumstantial. We even do not even have the blunt instrument she allegedly used in beating her son," said Chief Inspector Juanito Taluban, WPD homicide section chief.


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Pinoy exchange students have time of their lives in US

By Jose Katigbak | July 2, 2005 - 12:00am

WASHINGTON — Forty-one high schoolers from across the Philippines, many of them poor, some of them disabled but all of them smart as a whip, are heading back home with a lifetime of happy memories after a year...

Headlines

‘Baby killer’ may walk free; cops say evidence weak

By Mike Frialde | December 11, 2002 - 12:00am

The 24-year-old mother who allegedly beat her one-month-old son to death inside their house in Tondo, Manila the other day could possibly walk free. This developed after the homicide section of the Western Police...

Metro