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[Summary] => Three female inmates of the Bureau of Corrections will walk to freedom soon after they were granted conditional pardon by President Arroyo.
Executive Secretary Eduardo Ermita said Victoria Launte, Marilou Maglasang and Zenaida Valencia were among the eight convicts granted conditional pardon by the chief executive.
The male prisoners covered by the executive clemency are Vicente Bagaforo, Franklin Eduardo, Danilo Fadul, Juanito Largo and Paul Palacio.
Early this month, Mrs. Arroyo also granted executive clemency to 12 inmates on humanitarian grounds.
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President Arroyo has granted executive clemency to 12 inmates for humanitarian reasons, Malacañang announced yesterday.
Those granted executive clemency were Damaso Etoma, Margarito Gajera, Salvador Lemos, Fernando Llamido, Francisco Miranda, John Louie Ong, Pablito Pascua, Michael Perang, Ruperto Piong, Cirilo Reprima, Herminio Roque and Julian Sadio.
The Palace did not cite specific reasons why the 12 prisoners were granted pardon.
Last July, Mrs. Arroyo also granted conditional pardon to nine seriously-ill inmates convicted of drug-related cases.
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Executive Secretary Eduardo Ermita said Victoria Launte, Marilou Maglasang and Zenaida Valencia were among the eight convicts granted conditional pardon by the chief executive.
The male prisoners covered by the executive clemency are Vicente Bagaforo, Franklin Eduardo, Danilo Fadul, Juanito Largo and Paul Palacio.
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The Palace did not cite specific reasons why the 12 prisoners were granted pardon.
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