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Genuine Opposition senatorial re-electionist Panfilo Lacson decried as "black propaganda" the text messages naming him as the beneficiary of Michael Ray Aquino’s alleged espionage activities in the United States.


Aquino, Lacson’s former police deputy, is in jail in the US for espionage charges together with former Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) intelligence specialist Leandro Aragoncillo.


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Executive Secretary Eduardo Ermita said the government will just closely monitor developments in Aquino’s case, which marked the first time a Filipino was involved in an espionage case in the US. 


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The meeting, in the New Jersey court of US District Judge William Walls, was scheduled to have been held on Tuesday, but lead prosecutor Assistant US Attorney Karl Buch asked for a 24-hour postponement to fine-tune his legal arguments.


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Sa ulat na nakarating kay NBI-Interpol chief, Atty. Ric Diaz, ang abogado ni Aquino na si Mark Berman ang nagpahayag ng not guilty plea habang nanonood lamang ito kasama ang asawang si Fatima habang dumalo rin si Consul Lourdes Legaspi ng Philippine Consulate General sa New York.


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Aquino, Lacson’s former police deputy, is in jail in the US for espionage charges together with former Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) intelligence specialist Leandro Aragoncillo.


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US court paves way for extradition of Michael Ray

April 2, 2009 - 12:00am

A federal judge has reduced the prison term of former police senior superintendent Michael Ray Aquino, paving the way for his extradition.

Lacson decries spy charges as government ‘black propaganda’

By Christina Mendez | April 24, 2007 - 12:00am

Genuine Opposition senatorial re-electionist Panfilo Lacson decried as "black propaganda" the text messages naming him as the beneficiary of Michael Ray Aquino’s...

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Palace: No reason to intervene in US espionage case vs Michael Ray

By Paolo Romero | April 20, 2007 - 12:00am

Malacañang will not intervene in the efforts of United States federal prosecutors who are seeking a 10-year prison term for former Philippine National Police Senior Superintendent Michael Ray Aquino...

Headlines

US prosecutors seek 10-year term for Filipino spy

April 19, 2007 - 12:00am

NEWARK, New Jersey – Federal prosecutors are seeking a 10-year prison term for former Philippine police colonel Michael Ray Aquino who pleaded guilty to possessing...

Headlines

Michael Ray trial still up in the air

By Lito Katigbak, STAR Washington Bureau | January 19, 2006 - 12:00am

WASHINGTON — Prosecution and defense attorneys in the Michael Ray Aquino case were to meet yesterday to set a trial date for the former Philippine National Police official arrested Sept. 10 on espionage charges...

Headlines

Michael Ray binasahan ng sakdal sa US

October 22, 2005 - 12:00am

Taliwas sa inaasahan na magkakaroon ng plea bargaining, not guilty ang inihain ni dating PNP Supt. Michael Ray Aquino sa kasong espionage sa isinagawang arraignment nitong nakaraang Huwebes sa New Jersey, USA. Sa...

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