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                    [Summary] => Eleven of more than 150 General Santos City fishermen accused of piracy and terrorism in the seas of Papua New Guinea arrived in Manila yesterday.


The fishermen, employed by RD Tuna Ventures Inc. and South Sea Fishing Ventures, were accompanied by Ambassador to Papua New Guinea Bienvenido Tejano.


For about a week starting Aug. 27, the fishermen paralyzed the operations of the two Filipino fishing companies when they held 15 vessels in the seas of Papua New Guinea, resulting in losses of about P10-12 million per day for the two firms, Tejano said.


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                    [Summary] => GENERAL SANTOS CITY — The management of a fishing company here will file criminal and administrative charges against its workers who took part in the hijacking of its seven fishing vessels in the high seas of Papua New Guinea last Aug. 24.


Lawyer Renato Tampac, corporate legal counsel of the RD Tuna Ventures Phils. and South Sea Fishing Ventures owned by fishing tycoon Rodrigo Rivera Jr., said at least 10 crewmembers, not 153 as earlier reported, will be charged with mutiny and robbery.


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Lawyer Renato Tampac, corporate legal counsel of the RD Tuna Ventures Phils. and South Sea Fishing Ventures owned by fishing tycoon Rodrigo Rivera Jr., said at least 10 crewmembers, not 153 as earlier reported, will be charged with mutiny and robbery.


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11 fishers accused of piracy arrive

September 8, 2004 - 12:00am

Eleven of more than 150 General Santos City fishermen accused of piracy and terrorism in the seas of Papua New Guinea arrived in Manila yesterday. The fishermen, employed by RD Tuna Ventures Inc. and South Sea Fishing...

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GenSan firm to file raps vs 10 involved in hijack

By John Paul Jubelag | September 4, 2004 - 12:00am

GENERAL SANTOS CITY — The management of a fishing company here will file criminal and administrative charges against its workers who took part in the hijacking of its seven fishing vessels in the high seas of...

Nation