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CEBU - Now the lawyer of taxi driver Marcelo Batestil who was mauled by three
American servicemen from the USS Blue Ridge is seeking help from
militant groups to pressure the government not to yield to a US request to
acquire jurisdiction over the case.

Laywer Gerardo Carillo met with officials of some militant groups and was
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The United States has given the Philippines until April 4 to file its
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JOHNNY LOWERY JR. AND MICHAEL KEYES

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American servicemen from the USS Blue Ridge is seeking help from
militant groups to pressure the government not to yield to a US request to
acquire jurisdiction over the case.

Laywer Gerardo Carillo met with officials of some militant groups and was
promised support in the form of protest rallies this week.

The United States has given the Philippines until April 4 to file its
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Cabbie's counsel courts militants

By by Freeman News Service | March 21, 2000 - 12:00am

CEBU - Now the lawyer of taxi driver Marcelo Batestil who was mauled by three American servicemen from the USS Blue Ridge is seeking help from militant groups to pressure the government not to yield to a US request...

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