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                    [Summary] => Justice Secretary Hernando Perez yesterday said 122 Chinese fishermen locked up in a Palawan jail for poaching would not be released if they continue to refuse to admit their guilt.


Foreign Affairs Secretary Blas Ople had earlier inquired about the possibility of releasing them as a goodwill gesture to Chinese Prime Minister Li Peng, who is scheduled to vist the country next week.


"If they don’t plead guilty, then we’ll continue with the prosecution," Perez told reporters in an interview.


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Foreign Affairs Secretary Blas Ople had earlier inquired about the possibility of releasing them as a goodwill gesture to Chinese Prime Minister Li Peng, who is scheduled to vist the country next week.


"If they don’t plead guilty, then we’ll continue with the prosecution," Perez told reporters in an interview.


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DOJ chief insists on charging 122 Chinese suspected of poaching

By Delon Porcalla | September 7, 2002 - 12:00am

Justice Secretary Hernando Perez yesterday said 122 Chinese fishermen locked up in a Palawan jail for poaching would not be released if they continue to refuse to admit their guilt. Foreign Affairs Secretary Blas...

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