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[Title] => Widening gaps among gov’ts hamper anti-terror fight
[Summary] => CEBU — Security experts and diplomats from 56 countries and the United Nations warned yesterday that widening gaps and rising barriers among governments are hampering global counterterrorism efforts.
They called on nations to work together to find a "middle way" amid hard and soft approaches to fighting terror.
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[Title] => A world conference on counter-terrorism in Cebu
[Summary] => Cebu is in the midst of hectic preparations for the ASEAN Summit in December, where the leaders of ASEAN would be here for their annual meeting. But if the hotels and resorts in Mactan are filled to capacity this weekend, even after a full-packed Lenten Week, it is because of the three-day (April 20-22) world’s First Counter-Terrorism Experts’ Conference (CTEC) which has been going on at Mactan Island’s Shangri-La Resort and Spa since yesterday.
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[Title] => Counter-terrorism experts conference: President Arroyo sees united stand in counter-terrorism will be reached
[Summary] => President Gloria Arroyo expected that a united stand to fight threats of terrorism would be achieved at the three-day Counter-Terrorism Experts Conference, which opened yesterday at the Shangri-la Mactan Island Resort in Lapu-Lapu City.
The international event gathered over 300 delegates from 60 countries, including representatives from various Philippine Embassies abroad.
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[Title] => Cebu hosts a world confab on counter terror!
[Summary] => If the hotels and resorts in Mactan are filled to capacity today, even after the heavy traffic Lenten Week season, it is because the three-day (April 20-22nd) world's First Counter-Terrorism Expert's Conference (CTEC) reels off today at the Mactan Island's Shangri-La Resort and Spa. I had a long interview yesterday afternoon with my good friend, former Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) Chief Gen. Benjamin "Benjie" Defensor whose new job is being Ambassador for Counter Terrorism and for this affair, he is the Chairman of the Asia-Pacific Counter Terrorism Task Force.
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[Title] => All is set for 3-day anti-terror confab
[Summary] => It's all systems go for the three-day First Counter-Terrorism Experts Conference that will formally start tomorrow, April 20, at Shangri-la Mactan Island Resort, Lapu-Lapu City.
Ambassador Benjamin Defensor Jr., the conference chairman, said that about 160 prominent personalities from over 30 countries have promised to attend, headed by ambassadors and ministers of embassies in the Philippines as well as other officials.
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They called on nations to work together to find a "middle way" amid hard and soft approaches to fighting terror.
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[Title] => Cebu hosts a world confab on counter terror!
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Ambassador Benjamin Defensor Jr., the conference chairman, said that about 160 prominent personalities from over 30 countries have promised to attend, headed by ambassadors and ministers of embassies in the Philippines as well as other officials.
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