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‘We’d rather die in Iraq than starve at home’

July 15, 2004 - 12:00am

Clutching a bag of used clothes, Edgardo Lumapas scampers under a makeshift tent outside a Manila recruitment agency promising jobs in Iraq despite a government ban after the kidnapping of a Filipino truck driver....

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