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Justice served : Consul lauds prison sentence of New York man who attacked elderly Filipina

Justice served : Consul lauds prison sentence of New York man who attacked elderly Filipina
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74-yr-old Filipino assaulted in Manhattan: Consulate

MANILA - Another elderly Filipino was assaulted in Manhattan, the latest in the string of violence and harassment involving a Filipino national in New York. The Philippine Consulate General said the victim was walking along Madison Avenue near East 52nd St. on Wednesday when "she was punched without provocation by another woman." The suspect fled the scene. "In view of this incident, the Consulate reminds members of the Filipino Community, as well as kababayan visiting New York to exercise the necessary precautions at all times while on the streets or in the subways," the Consulate said. It did not provide details if the incident was a case of Asian hate but the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) assured that the issue had been raised by the Philippine government with US officials. "The issue of Asian hate crime has been raised by the Philippine government with US officials. Recently, Philippine Consul General in New York Elmer Cato raised this issue with the

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Rep Shernee Tan-Tambut: Sweet, thoughtful warrior

‘My dad taught me never to show hatred and anger even before your enemies. From my mom, however, I learned to be fierce and tough. From John, I’ve learned to be calm.’

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DFA welcomes Manalo s appointment as top diplomat

(Photo courtesy of DFA) MANILA - The Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) on Friday welcomed the appointment of seasoned career diplomat Enrique A. Manalo as its new chief. Manalo, who succeeded former Secretary Teodoro Locsin Jr., was warmly welcomed by ranking officials and employees at the agency. He arrived at the DFA in Pasay around 1:30 pm after he was sworn into office by President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. at Malacanan Palace in the morning. One of his first tasks was to join Marcos in receiving Korea's Special Envoy to the Presidential Inauguration, Rep. Kweon Seong Dong, on Friday, according to Philippine Ambassador to Korea Maria Theresa Dizon-De Vega. Manalo has been at the forefront in addressing several critical issues on foreign policy and has handled multilateral and bilateral work over the years. He was the Philippines' Permanent Representative to the United Nations in New York before he assumed office. Prior to that, he worked as Foreign Affairs Undersecretary for P

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$20k-reward offered for tips on Atty Laylo s shooter

Authorities in Philadelphia are offering a $20,000-reward for anyone who have leads to the shooter who killed Filipino lawyer John Albert Laylo, fondly called “Jal,” last weekend.

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