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Protesters hurled marshmallows at photos of Australias prime minister and foreign minister yesterday in a rally to vent their anger over Canberras repeated criticism that Manilas pullout from Iraq encourages terrorism.
More than a dozen protesters carried placards denouncing Australian Prime Minister John Howard and Foreign Minister Alexander Downer, who have blamed the Philippines for setting a bad precedent by giving in to the demand of Iraqi insurgents threatening to kill a Filipino hostage.
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More than a dozen protesters carried placards denouncing Australian Prime Minister John Howard and Foreign Minister Alexander Downer, who have blamed the Philippines for setting a bad precedent by giving in to the demand of Iraqi insurgents threatening to kill a Filipino hostage.
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