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No Pinoy hurt in Bogota attack
MANILA – No Filipino was hurt in a car bombing at a
police academy in Bogota, Colombia that left 21 people
dead and 68 others injured on Thursday.The Philippine
Embassy in Brasilia, which has jurisdiction over Colombia,
reported to the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) that
the 140 Filipinos in the area were safe. The DFA also
extended its sympathies to the families of
victims.Ambassador Marichu Mauro said a truck packed
with 80 kilograms of the explosive pentolite exploded
after ramming a wall inside the General Santander police
academy while a cadet promotion activity was taking
place.Colombian President Ivan Duque described the
incident as a terrorist act and declared three days of
national mourning.

British government survives no-confidence vote

British Prime Minister Theresa May's government saw off
a vote of no confidence in parliament on Wednesday,
called after MPs overwhelmingly rejected the Brexit deal.
Main opposition Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn called the
vote after Tuesday's crushing defeat for May -- but her
Conservative MPs rallied behind her and the government
won by 325 to 306, heading off the threat of a general
election."This house has put its confidence in this
government," May told MPs immediately after the vote
in parliament's lower House of Commons."I stand ready
to work with any member of this house to deliver on
Brexit and ensure that this house retains the confidence
of the British people."She also said she would "continue
to work to deliver on the solemn promise we made to
the people of this country to deliver on the result of the
referendum and leave the European Union."I believe this
duty is shared by every member of this house."And we
have a responsibility to identify a way forward that can
secure the backing of the house."She also invited
opposition leaders to meet with her for Brexit talks --
starting immediately on Wednesday."I would like to
invite the leaders of parliamentary parties to meet with
me individually. and I would like to start these meetings
tonight," May said."The government approaches these
meetings in a constructive spirit and I urge others to do
the same."But we must find solutions that are negotiable
and command sufficient support in this house."