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[Title] => Identify claimants to Spratlys — China
[Summary] => China urged the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) yesterday to decide whether Singapore and other "non claimant" countries could be included in a declaration to promote peace and stability in the South China Sea.
"The ball is now on the ASEAN side," Chinese Embassy press attaché Wang Luo said in an interview. "With respect to that (issue with Singapore), consensus among ASEAN members is needed. After the ASEAN countries reach a consensus, then they will discuss that consensus with China."
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[Title] => China warns RP on Taiwan VP’s visit
[Summary] => China warned the Philippines yesterday against allowing a visit by Taiwan’s Vice President Annette Lu, who could fly here from neighboring Indonesia where she is on a controversial trip.
However, Philippines Foreign Undersecretary Lauro Baja said that Manila had no information that Lu planned to visit the Philippines.
If she came to the Philippines in a private capacity, "we have no control" over her, he said, adding though that Manila was not prepared to receive Lu "in any (official) capacity".
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[Title] => Chinese embassy cool on ‘kidnap’ dialogue
[Summary] => The Chinese embassy remained unperturbed by charges it was allegedly coddling criminals from China and continued to be cool to suggestions that it conduct a dialogue with the Filipino-Chinese community.
Chinese embassy spokesperson Wang Luo said the embassy had already explained its controversial acts in the case of seven Chinese nationals who were charged for the abduction of Filipino-Chinese businesswoman Jacky Rowena Tiu in La Union on September.
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WANG LUO
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"The ball is now on the ASEAN side," Chinese Embassy press attaché Wang Luo said in an interview. "With respect to that (issue with Singapore), consensus among ASEAN members is needed. After the ASEAN countries reach a consensus, then they will discuss that consensus with China."
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[Title] => China warns RP on Taiwan VP’s visit
[Summary] => China warned the Philippines yesterday against allowing a visit by Taiwan’s Vice President Annette Lu, who could fly here from neighboring Indonesia where she is on a controversial trip.
However, Philippines Foreign Undersecretary Lauro Baja said that Manila had no information that Lu planned to visit the Philippines.
If she came to the Philippines in a private capacity, "we have no control" over her, he said, adding though that Manila was not prepared to receive Lu "in any (official) capacity".
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[Title] => Chinese embassy cool on ‘kidnap’ dialogue
[Summary] => The Chinese embassy remained unperturbed by charges it was allegedly coddling criminals from China and continued to be cool to suggestions that it conduct a dialogue with the Filipino-Chinese community.
Chinese embassy spokesperson Wang Luo said the embassy had already explained its controversial acts in the case of seven Chinese nationals who were charged for the abduction of Filipino-Chinese businesswoman Jacky Rowena Tiu in La Union on September.
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October 24, 2002 - 12:00am
August 17, 2002 - 12:00am
