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Republican Senators On Matt Gaetz Dropping Out: Phewn April 25, 2010, , a , was imprisoned in , almost a thousand miles away from her country, on drug trafficking charges. The situation was delicate, as drug trafficking is punishable by death in this country, so Veloso, although she declared that she was deceived by Filipino recruiters to transport a suitcase full of narcotics, was sentenced to die by firing squad. The case sparked an international outcry, in which , one of the most important figures in his native country, raised his voice from 2015, in his role as a defender of clemency in death penalty cases in , especially for high-profile Filipino citizens. Manny's intervention was so intense that he even wrote a letter to the president of Indonesia and accompanied the work of other amnesty and civil society groups in the Philippines to plead for clemency for his compatriots. Veloso's case went to the limit, as he managed to have his execution suspended. However, this determination by the Indonesian authorities occurred on the same day that he was scheduled to be executed. Unfortunately for Veloso, this suspension did not get her out of 'death row', so her life remained in uncertainty for the next decade. In July 2015, Pacquiao visited Mary Jane Veloso at Wirogunan prison and prayed with her, in a message of support and strength to continue in her fight to avoid the death penalty. Finally, after almost a decade, the Indonesian government listened to these requests and decided to repatriate Veloso to the Philippines on Thursday. As a show of support and solidarity, the former Filipino world champion wrote an emotional message to his compatriot, celebrating her return home. Manny Pacquiao remembered Mary Jane Veloso's tough fight for life With a message on his account, shared a series of photographs during his meeting in Indonesia in 2015, when he was accompanied by his . He wrote: and noted that the last decade they were involved in a game of waiting for justice: On that occasion, talked for almost an hour with Veloso, who thanked them for the gesture by giving them a ring and a blue scarf with the word 'Pacman', made by herself. It should be remembered that at that time, was in the final stretch of his boxing career, while he began to dabble in politics in his country as a congressman, so his visit to had much more influence on the social life of his country. In the images of the meeting, the three are also seen in deep prayer. Finally, she thanked God for listening to their prayers and addressed a message to the , for his efforts to bring Mary Jane back to her country: " Who is Mary Jane Veloso? is a single mother of two children. Before her arrest, she lived in . She traveled to Malaysia in search of employment, but was the victim of a trafficking scheme that ended in her capture in Indonesia, where she was sentenced to death for carrying nearly 5 pounds of narcotics. Analysts estimated that the sentence was due to a legal deficiency during her trial. was sentenced along with eight other people before a firing squad. Fortunately for her, her recruiters, turned themselves in to the Philippine authorities the day before she was to be executed and declared that she had indeed been duped. The execution of the other eight people went off without a hitch.