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                    [Title] => DFA orders embassy in Spain to probe death of fourth OFW
                    [Summary] => The Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) confirmed yesterday the death of another Filipino overseas worker, this time in Spain.


This developed as Foreign Affairs Secretary Alberto Romulo directed the Philippine Embassy in Madrid to send a consular team to monitor the police investigation into the murder of Ivy Collantes Bautista.

Reports reaching the DFA said Bautista was found dead by her employer insider her room in Santander last Sept. 27.
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In a report to Foreign Affairs Secretary Alberto Romulo, Philippine Ambassador to Singapore Belen Anota said that at this point, the police do not suspect foul play in the death of Filipina Aline Arguelles.

However, Anota said that police have yet to conclude their investigation into the incident, and have not yet ruled out a criminal angle.
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                    [Title] => DFA orders embassy in Spain to probe death of fourth OFW
                    [Summary] => The Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) confirmed yesterday the death of another Filipino overseas worker, this time in Spain.


This developed as Foreign Affairs Secretary Alberto Romulo directed the Philippine Embassy in Madrid to send a consular team to monitor the police investigation into the murder of Ivy Collantes Bautista.

Reports reaching the DFA said Bautista was found dead by her employer insider her room in Santander last Sept. 27.
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In a report to Foreign Affairs Secretary Alberto Romulo, Philippine Ambassador to Singapore Belen Anota said that at this point, the police do not suspect foul play in the death of Filipina Aline Arguelles.

However, Anota said that police have yet to conclude their investigation into the incident, and have not yet ruled out a criminal angle.
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