Mary Jane Veloso's transfer to PH facility under discussion – DFA

Mary Jane Veloso’s transfer to PH facility under discussion – DFA

/ 03:02 PM November 19, 2024

Mary Jane Veloso's transfer to PH facility under discussion – DFA

Mary Jane Veloso —PHOTO COURTESY OF VELOSO FAMILY

MANILA, Philippines – The Philippine and Indonesian governments have discussed the potential transfer of Mary Jane Veloso to a detention facility in Manila, the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) confirmed on Tuesday.

However, the DFA provided no other details as to what transpired during the discussion.

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“The governments of the Philippines and Indonesia have been engaged in discussions regarding the possible transfer of Mary Jane Veloso to the Philippines to serve her sentence in a Philippine facility,” the DFA simply said.

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“The DFA joins the Filipino nation in the hope and prayers for a successful resolution of this issue, one which shall do justice to Ms. Veloso and her family while strengthening the deep bonds of friendship between the Philippines and Indonesia,” it added.

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In 2010, Veloso was apprehended at Adisucipto International Airport in Yogyakarta after she was found in possession of more than 2.6 kilograms of heroin.

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Veloso maintained she was unaware of the contents of her luggage as it was only given by her recruiters identified as Julius Lacanilao and Maria Cristina Sergio.

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