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Tila nakuha ng Gilas Pilipinas ang atensyon ng international media dahil sa paglaki ng espasyong ibinibigay sa Philippine national team sa mga Spanish newspapers na nag-uulat ng FIBA World Cup sa kabila ng kabiguang makapasok sa round-of-16 na nagsimula sa Madrid at Barcelona noong Sabado.

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The Spanish press, sharpening its pens into rapiers, has been slashing away at the M-11 (March 11 "massacre") story and its grief-stricken aftermath with both fury and fidelity.


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The story was all over the cable news networks yesterday afternoon, too, reminding the world that the Philippines continues to seethe with rebellion and terrorism.


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