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Speaking on behalf of the more than 100 countries in attendance, IPU president Sergio Paez and secretary general Anders Johnsson also thanked the Philippine government, especially Senate President Franklin Drilon, for the success of the assembly and the warm welcome they received from their host.
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Speaking on behalf of the more than 100 countries in attendance, IPU president Sergio Paez and secretary general Anders Johnsson also thanked the Philippine government, especially Senate President Franklin Drilon, for the success of the assembly and the warm welcome they received from their host.
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By Christina Mendez | April 9, 2005 - 12:00am
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