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Former Libyan Ambassador to the Philippines Rajab Azzarouq, now a special envoy and chief adviser of the Gaddafi International Foundation for Charity Associations (GIFFA), along with Cotabato City Mayor Muslimin Sema, led the inaugural rites in the Kalanganan district here.


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It's come down to how much money and how soon the tawdry deal could be signed,
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As everybody had suspected, nay believed, from Day One of the Jolo hostage
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Abu Escobar told The Associated Press that the guerrillas are willing to
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"Very reasonable."

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Azzarouq, along with other members of the government negotiating panel, flew
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Abu Escobar told The Associated Press that the guerrillas are willing to
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the Abu Sayyaf guerrillas' demands for the release of their 21 hostages, most
of them foreigners.

Azzarouq, along with other members of the government negotiating panel, flew
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Libya funds housing project for Muslim villagers

By John Unson | November 3, 2003 - 12:00am

COTABATO CITY — The Libyan government, a benefactor of the Moro National Liberation Front (MNLF), launched here yesterday a housing project for poor Muslim villagers as a showcase of "international cooperation"...

Nation

The attaché case, please - Why And Why Not

By Nelson A. navarro | May 29, 2000 - 12:00am

It's come down to how much money and how soon the tawdry deal could be signed, sealed and delivered. As everybody had suspected, nay believed, from Day One of the Jolo hostage crisis, this was nothing but another...

Opinion

Sayyaf to release ailing German

May 17, 2000 - 12:00am

Muslim rebels holding 21 Asian and Western hostages have agreed to make the first topic of negotiations the freedom for an ailing German woman, an Abu Sayyaf leader said yesterday. Abu Escobar told The Associated...

Headlines

Sayyaf demands for hostages' release 'very reasonable'

By Roel Pareño | May 15, 2000 - 12:00am

"Very reasonable." This was the assessment of former Libyan Ambassador Rajab Azzarouq regarding the Abu Sayyaf guerrillas' demands for the release of their 21 hostages, most of them foreigners. Azzarouq, along...

Headlines