Philippines wrestles with new cybercrime as ILOVEYOU case unfolds
Authorities face legal gaps while chasing the ILOVEYOU virus origin in Manila. Prosecutors searched for applicable laws and sought warrants for days before a judge issued a 1998 access devices law warrant. Bank employee Reonel Ramones was arrested then released for lack of evidence. NBI chief Federico Opinion calls the crime new and laws unclear.
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Opposition bills to cut AIDS drug prices in Africa dropped
Senate negotiators removed a provision that would allow African nations to produce or import cheaper AIDS drugs, amid opposition in the House. Senate Leader Trent Lott said the issue should not derail the broader trade bill and urged dropping the clause.
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