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After writing to US Ambassador Kristie Kenney last month, Magsaysay has sent out what he described as judicial notices to the US attorney general as well as the Philippine desk of the State Department.


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Sa ipinadalang liham ni Sen. Magsaysay kay Attorney General Alberto Gonzales ng US Department of Justice, Chairman ng Senate Committee on Agriculture and Food, nais lamang takasan ni Bolante ang kinakaharap nitong usapin sa P728 milyong fertilizer fund scam na pinaniniwalaang ginamit noong nakaraang 2004 elections na inimbestigahan ng Senado.


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The revelation came on the fifth day of Zacarias Moussaoui’s trial in the United States which became stalled after the judge learned that a federal attorney coached witnesses in violation of court rules.


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In a speech on Wednesday at the Heritage Foundation, a conservative Washington think tank, Romulo defended the pullout last year of Philippine forces from Iraq earlier than scheduled to save the life of kidnapped Filipino truck driver Angelo de la Cruz.


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