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The Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) will send another batch of 320 soldiers to serve as peacekeepers in the strife-torn countries of Liberia and Haiti.


AFP public information officer Lt. Col. Bartolome Bacarro said 165 of the soldiers will leave for Liberia tomorrow as part of the United Nations peacekeeping mission. Col. Francisco Patrimonio will head the contingent.


Another batch of 155 troops from the Army, Navy and Air Force, headed by Col. Romeo Gan, will leave for Haiti on Jan. 29.


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                    [Title] => AFP gets cut from $1,000 peacekeepers’ allowance
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Some dependents of soldiers deployed abroad have questioned the military’s action of deducting a certain percentage from the Troop Cost Allowance.


Col. Dante Balao, AFP Peace Operations Center chief, did not say how much was being deducted from the allowance being given by the UN.


The deductions are intended to cover the cost incurred by the AFP in deploying the Filipino peacekeepers abroad, he said.


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Ermita said Mrs. Arroyo approved the promotions  in the AFP as recommended by Defense Secretary Avelino Cruz last month.


He said one PNP officer was promoted to the rank of director while more than 100 were promoted to the rank of senior superintendent.


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Ermita said Mrs. Arroyo approved the promotions  in the AFP as recommended by Defense Secretary Avelino Cruz last month.


He said one PNP officer was promoted to the rank of director while more than 100 were promoted to the rank of senior superintendent.


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Col. Dante Balao, AFP Peace Operations Center chief, did not say how much was being deducted from the allowance being given by the UN.


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Ermita said Mrs. Arroyo approved the promotions  in the AFP as recommended by Defense Secretary Avelino Cruz last month.


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