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Romulo said the government was still studying similar bids by Germany, India and Brazil, and indicated that Manila also would support the aspiration of neighboring Indonesia — the world’s largest Muslim country and a fellow member of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations.


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Acting Press Secretary Silvestre Afable said Indonesian Foreign Minister Hassan Wirayuda met with former congressman Eduardo Ermita, President Arroyo’s senior adviser on the peace process, and asked to be updated on the rescue operations.


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INDONESIAN FOREIGN MINISTER HASSAN WIRAYUDA

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RP supports Japan bid for Security Council seat

July 6, 2005 - 12:00am

The Philippines strongly supports Japan’s bid for a permanent seat in the United Nations Security Council, Foreign Secretary Alberto Romulo said yesterday. Romulo said the government was still studying similar...

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Freed Indonesian hostages reunited with their families

June 19, 2005 - 12:00am

JAKARTA, (AFP) - Two Indonesian seamen who were rescued after being held by rebels in the southern Philippines for more than two months returned home Saturday. Erikson Hutagaol and Yamin Labaso went straight to...

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Indon kidnap case a test for trilateral treaty

July 1, 2002 - 12:00am

Rescue operations by Philippine government forces for three Indonesians held hostage by Muslim bandits in Mindanao are viewed by Jakarta as a test for a trilateral anti-terrorism treaty, Malacañang said yesterday. Acting...

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