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The Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) also announced yesterday that the
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Cayetano to question P50 contempt fine

April 10, 2000 - 12:00am

Sen.

Headlines

Gov't waives jurisdiction over 3 US sailors

By Aurea Calica | April 1, 2000 - 12:00am

They're not completely off the hook yet. The three American sailors who mauled a Filipino taxi driver in Cebu last month could still be prosecuted by the United States Armed Forces even after charges against...

Headlines

Estrada to see mauled cabbie?

By by Freeman News Service | March 27, 2000 - 12:00am

CEBU - President Estrada has allegedly sent feelers that he would want to meet with taxi driver Marcelo Batestil when he comes to Cebu this week. Batestil's lawyer Gerardo Carillo said a friend told him of the...

Headlines

No settlement in US sailors' case - My Viewpoint

By by Ricardo V.Puno | March 16, 2000 - 12:00am

The case of those three common thugs disguised as American sailors should not be blown out of proportion. There are no broad national interests at stake here, neither of the US nor of ours. Three African-Americans...

Opinion