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The United States, Britain and Australia should stand by Iraq during "these critical times," Hoshyar Zebari told a joint news conference with Australian Foreign Minister Alexander Downer.
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                    [Summary] => MARAMI ang nagalak sa desisyon ni President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo nang piliin niyang iligtas ang OFW na si Angelo dela Cruz. Marami ang nahintakutan sa naging hakbang na ito ni GMA sapagkat baka sumama ang loob ng mga Kano at iba pang mga bansa.


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Presidential Spokesman Ignacio Bunye issued this statement in the aftermath of President Arroyo’s controversial decision to withdraw the Philippine humanitarian contingent from Iraq over the objections of the US and other allies in the coalition.


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Speaking over Australia’s ABC Radio, Downer said he has always been "very understanding" of Mrs. Arroyo’s  decision, but that he was not given a chance to explain himself.


"No, I am understanding, don’t get me wrong," he said.


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AUSTRALIAN FOREIGN MINISTER ALEXANDER DOWNER

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