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[Title] => RP mulls sending more troops to Haiti
[Summary] => Despite the security risks, the Philippines is considering sending more troops to Haiti as part of United Nations peacekeeping forces in that war-torn Caribbean nation, diplomatic sources said yesterday.
Philippine Army S/Sgt. Antonio Batomalaque was shot dead by a sniper while on duty with UN troops in Port-au-Prince, Haiti last month.
Diplomatic sources said the Philippines was among the first countries to pledge troops after UN Secretary General Kofi Annan called for an increased presence of UN forces in Haiti.
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[Title] => US envoy optimistic RP-US ties will hold
[Summary] => It is a relationship that was built to endure.
The United States Embassy in Manila expressed optimism yesterday that relations between the Philippines and the US will survive the Angelo de la Cruz affair.
US Embassy charge d’affaires Joseph Mussomeli said both Washington and Manila would remain steadfast allies despite "serious disagreements" over the Philippines decision to pull its peacekeeping contingent out of Iraq to save De la Cruz’s life.
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Philippine Army S/Sgt. Antonio Batomalaque was shot dead by a sniper while on duty with UN troops in Port-au-Prince, Haiti last month.
Diplomatic sources said the Philippines was among the first countries to pledge troops after UN Secretary General Kofi Annan called for an increased presence of UN forces in Haiti.
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[Summary] => It is a relationship that was built to endure.
The United States Embassy in Manila expressed optimism yesterday that relations between the Philippines and the US will survive the Angelo de la Cruz affair.
US Embassy charge d’affaires Joseph Mussomeli said both Washington and Manila would remain steadfast allies despite "serious disagreements" over the Philippines decision to pull its peacekeeping contingent out of Iraq to save De la Cruz’s life.
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