+ Follow IRAQ PRESIDENT SADDAM HUSSEIN Tag
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[Summary] => PAGPATAY SA PYGMIES – Ang pygmy tribes ay matatagpuan sa Central Africa. Kilala ang mga pygmy bilang mga maliliit na tao. Ang lalaking pygmy ay may taas lamang na 59 inches.
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[Title] => Presyo ng langis bababa lang kung mahuhuli na si Gadhafi
[Summary] => Hanggat hindi umano nahuhuli si Libyan President Muammar Gadhafi ay hindi maiibsan ang problema sa pagtaas ng presyo ng petrolyo sa mga susunod na linggo.
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[Title] => Ricciardone: Saddam now reduced to being mayor of Baghdad
[Summary] => US Ambassador Francis Ricciardone said yesterday Iraq President Saddam Hussein’s control over the war-torn country has diminished and is now limited to the capital of Baghdad.
"Saddam Hussein has been reduced pretty much to the mayor of Baghdad at this stage of the game even if he is alive. We do not know if he is gonna be celebrating his birthday at the end of the month," Ricciardone said in a interview over local radio station dzMM.
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[Title] => Despite war, more OFWs going to ME
[Summary] => Hundreds of Filipinos in search of a better life are leaving to work in the Middle East despite the potential danger posed by the war in Iraq, Malacañang said yesterday.
Departures to destinations in the Gulf region rose to more than 400 a day since Wednesday, compared to a daily average of 263 over the past 10 days, the Palace said in a statement.
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[Summary] => Barely 90 minutes after US President George W. Bush’s 48-hour ultimatum to Iraq President Saddam Hussein expired, US cruise missiles were launched against Iraq. It’s hard to believe that on Wednesday just before lunch, the war had started.
My heart goes out to the children who are too young to understand the horrors of war, and just when they are getting over the September 11 tragedy. As we brace ourselves for the repercussions of the US-Iraq hostilities, let us unite in prayer and trust that our government is doing its best for our country.
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[Title] => Hoping against hope for peace in Iraq
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IRAQ PRESIDENT SADDAM HUSSEIN
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"Saddam Hussein has been reduced pretty much to the mayor of Baghdad at this stage of the game even if he is alive. We do not know if he is gonna be celebrating his birthday at the end of the month," Ricciardone said in a interview over local radio station dzMM.
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Departures to destinations in the Gulf region rose to more than 400 a day since Wednesday, compared to a daily average of 263 over the past 10 days, the Palace said in a statement.
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My heart goes out to the children who are too young to understand the horrors of war, and just when they are getting over the September 11 tragedy. As we brace ourselves for the repercussions of the US-Iraq hostilities, let us unite in prayer and trust that our government is doing its best for our country.
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[DatePublished] => 2003-03-15 00:00:00
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