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Ayon kay Maita Santiago, sec-gen. ng Migrante International, sinadya umanong itago sa mga mamamahayag ang ginawang pagbitay kina Sergio Aldana, Miguel Fernandez Jr., Wilfredo Bautista at Antonio Alvesa.


Ang apat ang itinuturong responsable sa pagpatay sa biktimang si Jaime dela Cruz.


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The labor department said Primo Gasmen, 32, a production supervisor at a factory in the kingdom, has been sentenced to be beheaded in January 2003 for the 1998 killing of his Nepalese co-worker Khim Bahadur Gurung. 


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Instead, the Taif Higher Court sentenced Alexander Hugo and Jovencio Praxidio to five and seven years in jail, respectively, according to reports reaching the Department of Foreign Affairs. 


Four other Filipinos — Wilfredo Bautista, Antonio Alvesa, Sergio Al—dana and Miguel Fernandez Jr. — are still being tried in the murder case.


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MIGUEL FERNANDEZ JR.

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4 Pinoy sa Saudi pinugutan

June 3, 2005 - 12:00am

Apat na OFW na sinasabing nakapatay sa kapwa Pinoy ang pinugutan ng ulo sa Saudi Arabia ngunit ang kanilang mga bangkay ay ipinagkakait na ibigay sa kanilang pamilya. Ayon kay Maita Santiago, sec-gen. ng Migrante...

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Fund-raiser on for OFW slated for beheading

September 25, 2002 - 12:00am

Bishop Ramon Arguelles launched a fund-raising campaign the other day for a Filipino worker he said has been sentenced to die in Saudi Arabia for the killing of a Nepalese man. The labor department said Primo Gasmen,...

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No more death for 2 Pinoys

July 17, 2001 - 12:00am

A court in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia spared two Filipino men from the death penalty after finding them to be mere accessories in the murder of a compatriot killed after winning an underground lottery. Instead, the Taif...

Nation

6 OFWs di lulusot sa blood money?

March 5, 2001 - 12:00am

Malabong makalusot sa parusang bitay ang anim na overseas Filipino worker na nakapatay umano ng isa pang Pilipino sa Saudi Arabia kahit patawarin sila ng biyuda ng biktima at kahit magbayad sila ng blood money....

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