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[Title] => Perez, Chinese envoy bury hatchet
[Summary] => They’ve buried the hatchet.
Justice Secretary Hernando Perez finally withdrew yesterday his call for the expulsion of Chinese Ambassador Wang Chungui after a spat that threatened to sour relations between Manila and Beijing.
"For the sake of relations between our country and China, I will withdraw it," Perez said, adding that Wang expressed regret over the incident. "The Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) is asking that I forgive him."
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[Title] => DFA sees end to row between Perez, Chinese envoy
[Summary] => The task may be daunting but the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) will try just the same to convince Justice Secretary Hernando Perez to settle for an apology and withdraw his complaint against Chinese Ambassador Wang Chunggi.
Sources from the Chinese embassy said the DFA is setting up a meeting between Perez and Wang today in an effort to patch up differences between the two officials in time for the visit of the Chinese defense minister.
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[Title] => Sino poachers to be freed in Palawan
[Summary] => The 122 Chinese poachers jailed for over six months in Puerto Princesa, Palawan for poaching in Tubbataha Reef will be freed and sent home soon after the Chinese ambassador agreed to the Filipino officials demand that the poachers plead guilty and pay the corresponding fines under the law.
"This will pave the way for their release," Justice Secretary Hernando Perez said, citing his meeting last Thursday with Chinese Ambassador Wang Chung Gui.
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PEREZ AND WANG
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Justice Secretary Hernando Perez finally withdrew yesterday his call for the expulsion of Chinese Ambassador Wang Chungui after a spat that threatened to sour relations between Manila and Beijing.
"For the sake of relations between our country and China, I will withdraw it," Perez said, adding that Wang expressed regret over the incident. "The Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) is asking that I forgive him."
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Sources from the Chinese embassy said the DFA is setting up a meeting between Perez and Wang today in an effort to patch up differences between the two officials in time for the visit of the Chinese defense minister.
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September 14, 2002 - 12:00am
