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Monday, April 25, 2005 (Philippines)
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| An open-top vehicle carries Pope Benedict XVI into a sea of camera-toting devotees in St. Peter’s Square. (AP photo) |
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MANILA -- A senior Philippine diplomat was found dead in her Manila home early Sunday after she was attacked during a robbery, police said.
Alicia Ramos, the foreign assistant secretary for Asia and Pacific affairs, was found strangled to death with a towel in her home near Manila's Makati financial district, while her sister was slightly injured in the attack and taken to hospital, Metropolitan Manila police chief Avelino Razon said.
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