+ Follow FREE VIETNAM REVOLUTIONARY MOVEMENT Tag
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[Title] => Two Pinoys admit smuggling bomb parts into Vietnam
[Summary] => Four Filipinos were paid a total of P400,000 to deliver bomb-making components to international terrorists who are out to topple the government of Vietnam, police said yesterday.
Alfonso Espinosa and Paterno Degoma admitted working as couriers for the terrorist group headed by Nguyen Vinh Tan to smuggle bomb components from Manila to Ho Chi Minh City in Vietnam from May 24 to June 22 this year.
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[Title] => 3 Pinoys allegedly supporting Vietnam terror group
[Summary] => Three Filipinos said to be supporters of an alleged international terrorist group led by Vietnamese-Americans surrendered yesterday after government agents cracked down on the group’s operations in the country, the police said.
The suspects, Alfonso Espinosa alias Fons, Paterno Degoma Jr., and Joseph Boquecosa, an electrician from Baguio City, admitted helping the group’s leader, Nguyen Vinh Tan in his activities to overthrow communist leaders in Vietnam. Tan is also known as Vo Van Duc and Victor.
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Alfonso Espinosa and Paterno Degoma admitted working as couriers for the terrorist group headed by Nguyen Vinh Tan to smuggle bomb components from Manila to Ho Chi Minh City in Vietnam from May 24 to June 22 this year.
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The suspects, Alfonso Espinosa alias Fons, Paterno Degoma Jr., and Joseph Boquecosa, an electrician from Baguio City, admitted helping the group’s leader, Nguyen Vinh Tan in his activities to overthrow communist leaders in Vietnam. Tan is also known as Vo Van Duc and Victor.
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