+ Follow DOWNER Tag
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[Title] => DFA summons Aussie envoy
[Summary] => Australian Ambassador Ruth Pearce was summoned by the government yesterday and met with Foreign Affairs Secretary Delia Albert to clarify matters pertaining to the deepening diplomatic row between the Philippines and Australia.
"We understand the circumstances that influenced the decision and approach of the government of the Philippines" to the Iraqi hostage crisis involving Saudi-based Filipino truck driver and father of eight Angelo de la Cruz, Pearce said in a statement. "We understand how difficult the situation was for the Philippines."
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[Title] => Australia goes easy on Spain but hits RP anew
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Earlier yesterday, Downer had repeated the allegations he aired over the weekend that the Philippines and Spain had given in to terrorists.
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Foreign Minister Alexander Downer said Howard had never threatened to send Australian troops to Asia and would always try to enlist the support of its Southeast Asian neighbors to prevent a terrorist attack.
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"We understand the circumstances that influenced the decision and approach of the government of the Philippines" to the Iraqi hostage crisis involving Saudi-based Filipino truck driver and father of eight Angelo de la Cruz, Pearce said in a statement. "We understand how difficult the situation was for the Philippines."
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Foreign Minister Alexander Downer said Howard had never threatened to send Australian troops to Asia and would always try to enlist the support of its Southeast Asian neighbors to prevent a terrorist attack.
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abtest
December 5, 2002 - 12:00am
