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                    [Summary] => All is relatively "quiet" amid persistent warnings of sympathy attacks in the wake of Manila’s declaration of support to the US-led war against Iraq, Defense Secretary Angelo Reyes said the other night.


At the same time, Reyes pointed out that the situation in Iraq would be the same, regardless of whether the Arroyo administration will support the military campaign to disarm Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein of its alleged weapons of mass destruction.


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                    [Summary] => Washington will ask countries, including the Philippines, to withdraw recognition to the regime of Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein to speed up his ouster, the US Embassy said yesterday.


Embassy public affairs counsellor Ronald Post told a radio interview that the US State Department will make a formal request soon.
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                    [Summary] => ANG pagiging masunurin kung minsan ay nagbubunga nang hindi mabuti. Dahil sa "amen nang amen" ay nahuhulog na sa hukay ng panganib. Ganito ang nagiging senaryo ngayon sa Pilipinas dahil sa pagiging malapit nito sa United States. Matindi ang tensiyon ngayon dahil sa napipintong pag-atake ng US sa Iraq.
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                    [Title] => Police kill two Sayyaf suspects
                    [Summary] => Police clashed with suspected Abu Sayyaf bandits in a coastal village about nine kilometers east of Zamboanga City, killing two and capturing four, officials said yesterday.


The gunbattle Thursday in Arena Blanco also left police Chief Inspectors Nickson Muksan and Rodrigo Marano slightly wounded, Senior Chief Inspector Antonio Clarito said.


Acting on an informant’s tip, police intercepted a group of about 20 gunmen who had just landed by boat. Two bodies were recovered following the clash, and most of the other bandits fled, Clarito said.


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                    [Summary] => Ipinagbabawal nang makapasok ng bansa si Iraqi diplomat Husham Hussain ng Bureau of Immigration dahil sa pagiging undesirable alien.


Ayon kay Immigration Commissioner Andrea Domingo, ang pagkatala kay Hussain sa blacklist ng BI ay upang maprotektahan ang national interest at dahil na rin sa kampanya ng bureau na ipagbawal ang pagpasok ng mga dayuhan na banta sa seguridad ng bansa.


Si Hussain ay umalis na kamakalawa ng gabi kasama ang kanyang asawa’t tatlong anak makaraang taningan ng DFA ng 48 oras para makaalis ng bansa.


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At the same time, Reyes pointed out that the situation in Iraq would be the same, regardless of whether the Arroyo administration will support the military campaign to disarm Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein of its alleged weapons of mass destruction.


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Si Hussain ay umalis na kamakalawa ng gabi kasama ang kanyang asawa’t tatlong anak makaraang taningan ng DFA ng 48 oras para makaalis ng bansa.


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DND chief: Situation ‘quiet’ despite sympathy attack threats

By Ann Corvera | March 26, 2003 - 12:00am

All is relatively "quiet" amid persistent warnings of sympathy attacks in the wake of Manila’s declaration of support to the US-led war against Iraq, Defense Secretary Angelo Reyes said the other night. At...

Headlines

US asks GMA to withdraw RP recognition of Saddam

By Jose Rodel Clapano | March 22, 2003 - 12:00am

Washington will ask countries, including the Philippines, to withdraw recognition to the regime of Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein to speed up his ouster, the US Embassy said yesterday. Embassy public affairs counsellor...

Headlines

EDITORYAL – Sunud-sunuran na kay Uncle Sam?

February 16, 2003 - 12:00am

ANG pagiging masunurin kung minsan ay nagbubunga nang hindi mabuti. Dahil sa "amen nang amen" ay nahuhulog na sa hukay ng panganib. Ganito ang nagiging senaryo ngayon sa Pilipinas dahil sa pagiging malapit...

PSN Opinyon

Police kill two Sayyaf suspects

February 15, 2003 - 12:00am

Police clashed with suspected Abu Sayyaf bandits in a coastal village about nine kilometers east of Zamboanga City, killing two and capturing four, officials said yesterday. The gunbattle Thursday in Arena Blanco...

Headlines

Iraqi envoy blacklisted

February 15, 2003 - 12:00am

Ipinagbabawal nang makapasok ng bansa si Iraqi diplomat Husham Hussain ng Bureau of Immigration dahil sa pagiging undesirable alien. Ayon kay Immigration Commissioner Andrea Domingo, ang pagkatala kay Hussain sa...

Bansa