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[Title] => Dante Tan flees Australia
[Summary] => SYDNEY, Australia — Filipino businessman Dante Tan, already on the run from authorities in Manila, also fled Australia on Wednesday amid charges he obtained a residency visa from a government minister after making a political donation, the Australian government said yesterday.
Immigration Minister Philip Ruddock said Australian police were powerless to stop Tan from leaving the country, even though he is wanted in the Philippines for the largest insider trading case in the country’s history.
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[Title] => DOJ seeks extradition of BW’s Tan
[Summary] => The Department of Justice (DOJ) said yesterday it will seek the extradition of businessman Dante Tan, who managed to flee to Australia and acquire citizenship despite his involvement in a major insider trading case that contributed to the eventual resignation of President Joseph Estrada.
Australian Immigration Minister Philip Ruddock himself said during questioning by the Australian Parliament on June 3 that Tan was given Australian citizenship after he signed a declaration that he did not have any criminal convictions and that he was not facing any criminal charges.
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Immigration Minister Philip Ruddock said Australian police were powerless to stop Tan from leaving the country, even though he is wanted in the Philippines for the largest insider trading case in the country’s history.
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Australian Immigration Minister Philip Ruddock himself said during questioning by the Australian Parliament on June 3 that Tan was given Australian citizenship after he signed a declaration that he did not have any criminal convictions and that he was not facing any criminal charges.
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