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THE family of former British soldier Simon Mann spoke of their delight after he was granted a full pardon for his part in a failed coup plot in Equatorial Guinea.
Byline: Gilbert Felongco, Correspondent Manila: A Filipina maid who was earlier sentenced to death for killing her ward three years ago was granted full pardon by the Emir of Kuwait, Philippine officials said.
To those who had undertaken to assist in this war personally, he, by the power granted to him from the omnipotent God and the apostolic see, granted full pardon for their sins, of which they had made true confession, and as a reward to the just he promised the reward of eternal salvation.
 
 
 
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