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[Summary] => Chinese Defense Minister Liang Guanglie was in town over the weekend. He is the guy who runs the day-to-day affairs of the People’s Liberation Army, the largest standing army in the world.
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A couple of weeks ago, Senators Joker Arroyo and Ralph Recto visited the Tsuneishi Shipyard in Balamban in the Western seaboard of Cebu Island to see for themselves the nation’s largest shipbuilding facility. After their quick tour of the place, the two Senators were literally shocked and awed by what they saw. This shipbuilding industry is not a mom and pop operation, it is a world-class ship manufacturing facility.
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[Title] => Metro Muslims demand Denmark’s apology for Muhammad cartoons
[Summary] => Thousands of angry Muslims burned a mock Danish flag outside a mosque in Quiapo, Manila yesterday, demanding an apology from Denmark’s prime minister over caricatures of the Prophet Muhammad first published in a Danish newspaper.
"Muslims love Prophet Muhammad. Peace be upon him," read a streamer carried by the protesters after noon prayers at the Golden Mosque on Globo de Oro street in Quiapo. "Punish the Jyllands Posten Denmark publisher," it said.
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"Muslims love Prophet Muhammad. Peace be upon him," read a streamer carried by the protesters after noon prayers at the Golden Mosque on Globo de Oro street in Quiapo. "Punish the Jyllands Posten Denmark publisher," it said.
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February 11, 2006 - 12:00am
