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The suspects, Alfonso Espinosa alias Fons, Paterno Degoma Jr., and Joseph Boquecosa, an electrician from Baguio City, admitted helping the groups leader, Nguyen Vinh Tan in his activities to overthrow communist leaders in Vietnam. Tan is also known as Vo Van Duc and Victor.
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