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[Title] => China dissident Wu'er Kaixi running for Taiwan's parliament
[Summary] => Prominent exiled Chinese dissident Wu'er Kaixi announced his candidacy Friday for a seat in Taiwan's parliament, saying he wants to serve as a check on the ruling Nationalist Party and help shore up the island's global status.
[DatePublished] => 2015-07-24 12:23:00
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[Title] => Swiss leaks show deposit by daughter of China's ex-premier
[Summary] => Li Xiaolin, daughter of a former Chinese premier known for his support of the bloody military crackdown on the 1989 democracy movement, held as much as $2.48 million in a secret HSBC account in Switzerland, the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists has found.
[DatePublished] => 2015-02-11 02:37:08
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[AuthorName] => Didi Tang
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[Title] => Dali, poachers, pasok na kayo
[Summary] => BALE-wala na ba ang batas, miski sa Department of Justice? Inutos ni Undersecretary Merceditas Gutierrez nu’ng Miyerkoles sa state prosecutor na huwag nang idiin ang 38 Chinese poachers na nahuli nu’ng Setyembre sa Malampaya, Palawan. Hayaan nalang daw mag-plea bargain sa mas mababang kaso, at pakawalan agad sa murang multa.
Gigil na gigil ang environmentalist lawyers sa Palawan. Hindi sila pinayagang igiit ang demandang ilegal na pagpasok sa Pilipinas na may 5-10 taon bilanggo, at ilegal na pangingisdang may multang $100,000 kada bangka.
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[AuthorName] => Jarius Bondoc
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[Title] => Convicted drug lords bitayin na!
[Summary] => Hinimok kahapon ni Senator Robert Barbers si Pangulong Arroyo na simulan nang bitayin ang mga convicted drug lords sa pamamagitan ng lethal injection upang ipakita na seryoso ang gobyerno sa paglaban sa ipinagbabawal na droga.
Sinabi ni Sen. Barbers, chairman ng senate committee on public order and illegal drugs, para maipakita na seryoso ang Arroyo government sa pakikibaka laban sa mga drug traffickers ay dapat ay ihiga na sa lethal injection chamber ang mga convicted drug lords upang makamit ang pagiging drug-free ng bansa.
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[Title] => Chinese official likely to cancel visit to RP
[Summary] => A senior Chinese official is likely to cancel his visit to the Philippines if the cases filed against some 62 Chinese fishermen last year is not resolved.
Sources at the Department of Foreign Affairs said Wu Bangguo, who ranks sixth in the Chinese leadership, has been impatient on the fate of their fishermen arrested and detained for illegal fishing and poaching in Philippine waters.
"It’s not categorical, but there are hints that the visit would be more definite with a resolution of the cases of the Chinese fishermen," a source said.
[DatePublished] => 2003-04-02 00:00:00
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[Title] => JDV says China to give relocation funds for Metro Manila squatters
[Summary] => House Speaker Jose de Venecia said yesterday China has agreed to provide concessional financing to relocate 75,000 Metro Manila families squatting along the railroad tracks in the country’s largest-ever urban resettlement program.
De Venecia said he requested the Chinese government to put up $150 million for the program as part of the $800-million package to rebuild the Philippine railway infrastructure under the railways modernization program the Speaker conceived and which President Arroyo has endorsed.
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[Title] => China reiterates pledge to help RP rail rehab plan
[Summary] => China remains committed to the implementation of a major government program to modernize rail lines going north to La Union and south to Sorsogon, Speaker Jose de Venecia announced yesterday.
A statement said De Venecia received assurances from Chinese leader, Li Peng, chairman of the Standing Committee of the National People’s Congress, during their hour-long talks Thursday at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing.
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[Title] => 84 Pinoys jailed in Kuwaiti jails will be home for Christmas season
[Summary] => Home for the holidays.
Eighty-four overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) doing time in Kuwait jails will make it home to spend Christmas with their families, the Department of the Foreign Affairs (DFA) said yesterday.
Part of a batch of 116 workers facing various minor charges in Kuwait, the OFWs will be repatriated following negotiations between the Philippine embassy and Kuwaiti authorities, the DFA said.
[DatePublished] => 2002-12-25 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Aurea Calica
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[Title] => DOJ to pursue charges vs ‘unrepentant’ Sino poachers
[Summary] => The government will pursue criminal charges against 38 Chinese fishermen caught poaching last month by the Philippine Navy in the waters off Palawan, Justice Secretary Hernando Perez said yesterday.
"We will continue with the prosecution of the 38 Chinese fishermen who were charged with poaching, unless they plead guilty to the charges," he told a press briefing. "In other words, we will not release any one of them and we shall continue with the prosecution of all the parties who were caught."
[DatePublished] => 2002-10-08 00:00:00
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[Title] => DFA to officially junk Perez complaint vs Chinese envoy
[Summary] => The Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) is set to officially junk Justice Secretary Hernando Perez’s complaint seeking the expulsion of Chinese Ambassador Wang Chungui.
DFA sources said they are just waiting for Foreign Affairs Secretary Blas Ople, who is expected to arrive this week from Denmark, to sign the decision dismissing the complaint.
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LI PENG
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[Title] => China dissident Wu'er Kaixi running for Taiwan's parliament
[Summary] => Prominent exiled Chinese dissident Wu'er Kaixi announced his candidacy Friday for a seat in Taiwan's parliament, saying he wants to serve as a check on the ruling Nationalist Party and help shore up the island's global status.
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[Title] => Swiss leaks show deposit by daughter of China's ex-premier
[Summary] => Li Xiaolin, daughter of a former Chinese premier known for his support of the bloody military crackdown on the 1989 democracy movement, held as much as $2.48 million in a secret HSBC account in Switzerland, the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists has found.
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[Title] => Dali, poachers, pasok na kayo
[Summary] => BALE-wala na ba ang batas, miski sa Department of Justice? Inutos ni Undersecretary Merceditas Gutierrez nu’ng Miyerkoles sa state prosecutor na huwag nang idiin ang 38 Chinese poachers na nahuli nu’ng Setyembre sa Malampaya, Palawan. Hayaan nalang daw mag-plea bargain sa mas mababang kaso, at pakawalan agad sa murang multa.
Gigil na gigil ang environmentalist lawyers sa Palawan. Hindi sila pinayagang igiit ang demandang ilegal na pagpasok sa Pilipinas na may 5-10 taon bilanggo, at ilegal na pangingisdang may multang $100,000 kada bangka.
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[Title] => Convicted drug lords bitayin na!
[Summary] => Hinimok kahapon ni Senator Robert Barbers si Pangulong Arroyo na simulan nang bitayin ang mga convicted drug lords sa pamamagitan ng lethal injection upang ipakita na seryoso ang gobyerno sa paglaban sa ipinagbabawal na droga.
Sinabi ni Sen. Barbers, chairman ng senate committee on public order and illegal drugs, para maipakita na seryoso ang Arroyo government sa pakikibaka laban sa mga drug traffickers ay dapat ay ihiga na sa lethal injection chamber ang mga convicted drug lords upang makamit ang pagiging drug-free ng bansa.
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[Title] => Chinese official likely to cancel visit to RP
[Summary] => A senior Chinese official is likely to cancel his visit to the Philippines if the cases filed against some 62 Chinese fishermen last year is not resolved.
Sources at the Department of Foreign Affairs said Wu Bangguo, who ranks sixth in the Chinese leadership, has been impatient on the fate of their fishermen arrested and detained for illegal fishing and poaching in Philippine waters.
"It’s not categorical, but there are hints that the visit would be more definite with a resolution of the cases of the Chinese fishermen," a source said.
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[Title] => JDV says China to give relocation funds for Metro Manila squatters
[Summary] => House Speaker Jose de Venecia said yesterday China has agreed to provide concessional financing to relocate 75,000 Metro Manila families squatting along the railroad tracks in the country’s largest-ever urban resettlement program.
De Venecia said he requested the Chinese government to put up $150 million for the program as part of the $800-million package to rebuild the Philippine railway infrastructure under the railways modernization program the Speaker conceived and which President Arroyo has endorsed.
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[Title] => China reiterates pledge to help RP rail rehab plan
[Summary] => China remains committed to the implementation of a major government program to modernize rail lines going north to La Union and south to Sorsogon, Speaker Jose de Venecia announced yesterday.
A statement said De Venecia received assurances from Chinese leader, Li Peng, chairman of the Standing Committee of the National People’s Congress, during their hour-long talks Thursday at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing.
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[Title] => 84 Pinoys jailed in Kuwaiti jails will be home for Christmas season
[Summary] => Home for the holidays.
Eighty-four overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) doing time in Kuwait jails will make it home to spend Christmas with their families, the Department of the Foreign Affairs (DFA) said yesterday.
Part of a batch of 116 workers facing various minor charges in Kuwait, the OFWs will be repatriated following negotiations between the Philippine embassy and Kuwaiti authorities, the DFA said.
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[Title] => DOJ to pursue charges vs ‘unrepentant’ Sino poachers
[Summary] => The government will pursue criminal charges against 38 Chinese fishermen caught poaching last month by the Philippine Navy in the waters off Palawan, Justice Secretary Hernando Perez said yesterday.
"We will continue with the prosecution of the 38 Chinese fishermen who were charged with poaching, unless they plead guilty to the charges," he told a press briefing. "In other words, we will not release any one of them and we shall continue with the prosecution of all the parties who were caught."
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[Title] => DFA to officially junk Perez complaint vs Chinese envoy
[Summary] => The Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) is set to officially junk Justice Secretary Hernando Perez’s complaint seeking the expulsion of Chinese Ambassador Wang Chungui.
DFA sources said they are just waiting for Foreign Affairs Secretary Blas Ople, who is expected to arrive this week from Denmark, to sign the decision dismissing the complaint.
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