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Gasmin, a native of Pangasinan, was convicted for the killing of a Nepalese co-worker in Saudi Arabia in 1998. He is set for beheading in January next year unless blood money is raised to set aside his conviction.


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Ayon kay CBCP-ECMI chairman Ramon Arguelles, bumuo ang mga organisasyon ng simbahan ng fund raising campaign para sagipin ang buhay ni Primo Gasmen, 32, na nakulong mula pa noong 2000 matapos mapatunayang nagkasala sa kasong pagpatay sa co-worker niyang Nepalese na nakilalang si Khim bahadur Gurung.


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Jordanian offers blood money to save Pinoy death convict

By Charlie Lagasca | October 6, 2002 - 12:00am

BAYOMBONG, Nueva Vizcaya — Mahmoud Asfour, a wealthy Jordanian who migrated here with his family, has offered to assist the family of death convict Primo Gasmin raise "blood money" in exchange for...

Nation

Pinansiyal na tulong ng publiko hingi sa pupugutang Pinoy sa Saudi

September 24, 2002 - 12:00am

Umapela sa publiko ang Catholic Bishops Conference of the Philippines-Episcopal Commission of the Pastoral Core of Migrants and Itinerant People (CBCP-ECMI) para sa pampinansiyal na suporta sa pamilya ng overseas...

Bansa