+ Follow VICE PRESIDENT AND FOREIGN AFFAIRS SECRETARY TEOFISTO GUINGONA Tag
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[Title] => Fighter jet purchase from Taiwan shelved
[Summary] => The deal for the purchase of 24 F-5E jets from Taiwan has been shelved after China expressed strong opposition to the transaction with the Philippines.
Sources in the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) said yesterday the commercial transaction for the purchase of the jets at a very low price reportedly in exchange for the training by Taiwanese pilots here was preempted by media reports.
Vice President and Foreign Affairs Secretary Teofisto Guingona will convene an inter-agency meeting next week to discuss the government’s planned acquisition of planes.
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[Title] => ‘Not a spy plane but a weather device’
[Summary] => DAVAO CITY — It was not a spy plane but a pilotless weather observation device.
"There is no cause for alarm over it...(There’s) nothing serious about it," said Indonesian Vice Consul Johannes O.S. Manginsela of reports that a spy plane crashed in waters between Indonesia’s North Sulawesi province and Mindanao.
The incident fueled speculations that the plane was being used to monitor the movement of American troops taking part in joint military exercises on Basilan island.
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[Title] => US nominates new envoy to RP
[Summary] => The US has requested the Philippine government to accept the nomination of Francis Joseph Ricciardone as the new ambassador to the country.
The request was made by visiting US Pacific commander-in-chief Admiral Dennis Blair during a recent meeting with Vice President and Foreign Affairs Secretary Teofisto Guingona.
It has been 16 months that the US has been without an official envoy to the Philippines. US charge d’ affaires Michael Malinowski has been running the US Embassy in Manila after Thomas Hubbard left the post last year.
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[Title] => Eco-cultural office in Sabah soon
[Summary] => DAVAO CITY — The government will put up an economic and cultural office in the eastern Malaysian state of Sabah to protect the welfare of over half a million Filipinos, mostly undocumented, who have sought employment there.
"It is time to stop the sufferings of our brothers in Sabah," President Arroyo told Mindanao business leaders and officials of foreign chambers at the Marco Polo Hotel here, upon her arrival from a three-day state visit to Malaysia Thursday afternoon.
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[Title] => Eco-cultural office in Sabah soon
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"It is time to stop the sufferings of our brothers in Sabah," President Arroyo told Mindanao business leaders and officials of foreign chambers at the Marco Polo Hotel here, upon her arrival from a three-day state visit to Malaysia Thursday afternoon.
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[Title] => Slain lawyer’s kin cry for justice
[Summary] => BAGUIO CITY — "We want justice. We want to know the truth."
The brother of a Filipino lawyer brutally murdered along with his family in Sydney begged the government yesterday to actively participate in a probe by the Australian police.
Engineer Frederick Gonzales, younger brother of 46-year-old victim Teodoro Gonzales, said he learned of the killings only Wednesday night and had yet to get in touch with authorities in Manila.
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VICE PRESIDENT AND FOREIGN AFFAIRS SECRETARY TEOFISTO GUINGONA
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[Title] => Fighter jet purchase from Taiwan shelved
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Sources in the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) said yesterday the commercial transaction for the purchase of the jets at a very low price reportedly in exchange for the training by Taiwanese pilots here was preempted by media reports.
Vice President and Foreign Affairs Secretary Teofisto Guingona will convene an inter-agency meeting next week to discuss the government’s planned acquisition of planes.
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"There is no cause for alarm over it...(There’s) nothing serious about it," said Indonesian Vice Consul Johannes O.S. Manginsela of reports that a spy plane crashed in waters between Indonesia’s North Sulawesi province and Mindanao.
The incident fueled speculations that the plane was being used to monitor the movement of American troops taking part in joint military exercises on Basilan island.
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[Title] => US nominates new envoy to RP
[Summary] => The US has requested the Philippine government to accept the nomination of Francis Joseph Ricciardone as the new ambassador to the country.
The request was made by visiting US Pacific commander-in-chief Admiral Dennis Blair during a recent meeting with Vice President and Foreign Affairs Secretary Teofisto Guingona.
It has been 16 months that the US has been without an official envoy to the Philippines. US charge d’ affaires Michael Malinowski has been running the US Embassy in Manila after Thomas Hubbard left the post last year.
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"It is time to stop the sufferings of our brothers in Sabah," President Arroyo told Mindanao business leaders and officials of foreign chambers at the Marco Polo Hotel here, upon her arrival from a three-day state visit to Malaysia Thursday afternoon.
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"It is time to stop the sufferings of our brothers in Sabah," President Arroyo told Mindanao business leaders and officials of foreign chambers at the Marco Polo Hotel here, upon her arrival from a three-day state visit to Malaysia Thursday afternoon.
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[Title] => Slain lawyer’s kin cry for justice
[Summary] => BAGUIO CITY — "We want justice. We want to know the truth."
The brother of a Filipino lawyer brutally murdered along with his family in Sydney begged the government yesterday to actively participate in a probe by the Australian police.
Engineer Frederick Gonzales, younger brother of 46-year-old victim Teodoro Gonzales, said he learned of the killings only Wednesday night and had yet to get in touch with authorities in Manila.
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