+ Follow LIUZHOU CITY Tag
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[Summary] => Binitay na sa pamamagitan ng lethal injection ang 35-anyos na Pinoy na nahatulan ng parusang kamatayan dahil sa pagpupuslit ng droga, kahapon ng tanghali sa Guangxi, China.
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[Title] => NAIA todo higpit sa mga Pinoy na bibiyahe sa China, HK, Thailand
[Summary] => Hinigpitan ng mga security personnel sa Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) ang lahat ng mga departing Filipino passenger partikular ang mga papuntang China, Hongkong at Thailand para maging ‘drug free’ ang mga ito oras na lumabas ng bansa.
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[Title] => 'This should serve as a lesson'
[Summary] => Outgoing Manila Archbishop Gaudencio Cardinal Rosales yesterday said the execution of the convicted Filipino drug mule in China should remind Filipinos to follow the laws of the country they travel to.
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[Title] => DFA pleads again to OFWs: Avoid drug syndicates
[Summary] => The Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) today called on Filipinos all over the world to be vigilant against drug syndicates as it expressed hope that the 35-year-old overseas Filipino worker executed this afternoon in China will be the last.
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[Title] => China executes 4th Pinoy drug mule
[Summary] => (UPDATE 2) The overseas Filipino worker (OFW) convicted of drug trafficking in China was executed at past noon today, Vice President Jejomar Binay announced this afternoon.
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[Title] => Governor invited to China forum
[Summary] => Despite the brewing controversy stemming from the infamous hostage crisis that ended the lives of Hong Kong tourists, Governor Gwendolyn Garcia has been invited to the 2nd China-ASEAN Women Entrepreneurs’ Start-up Forum this month.
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[Title] => Liuzhou landscapes
[Summary] => There has always been a deep fascination for China, yet, when many first read about Marco Polo’s exotic adventures, such accounts were surmised as pure allegorical fantasy. It was indeed hard, especially for Westerners, to believe there existed a land that was bigger, richer, more populous and sophisticated than their own. Today, the world remains spellbound with this nation and its glorious tapestry of past, present and future. China is the world’s third largest country, after Russia and Canada, with an area of almost 10 million kilometers.
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[Summary] => Hinigpitan ng mga security personnel sa Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) ang lahat ng mga departing Filipino passenger partikular ang mga papuntang China, Hongkong at Thailand para maging ‘drug free’ ang mga ito oras na lumabas ng bansa.
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[Summary] => The Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) today called on Filipinos all over the world to be vigilant against drug syndicates as it expressed hope that the 35-year-old overseas Filipino worker executed this afternoon in China will be the last.
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[Title] => China executes 4th Pinoy drug mule
[Summary] => (UPDATE 2) The overseas Filipino worker (OFW) convicted of drug trafficking in China was executed at past noon today, Vice President Jejomar Binay announced this afternoon.
Timeline of the Pinoy drug mule's day of execution
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