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The government rejected yesterday a demand by the Abu Sayyaf, which is holding
21 people hostage in Jolo, to replace former Muslim rebel leader Nur Misuari as
lead negotiator despite a threat from the extremist group that it will start
beheading its foreign captives.

A spokesman for the Muslim extremist group demanded on Friday that Misuari be
replaced by representatives of the foreign hostages' countries -- Malaysia,
Germany, France, Finland, South Africa and Lebanon.

"No, we'll not replace Misuari just because of that demand by the Abu Sayyaf,"
National Security Adviser Al
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21 people hostage in Jolo, to replace former Muslim rebel leader Nur Misuari as
lead negotiator despite a threat from the extremist group that it will start
beheading its foreign captives.

A spokesman for the Muslim extremist group demanded on Friday that Misuari be
replaced by representatives of the foreign hostages' countries -- Malaysia,
Germany, France, Finland, South Africa and Lebanon.

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Gov't dismisses beheading threat

April 30, 2000 - 12:00am

The government rejected yesterday a demand by the Abu Sayyaf, which is holding 21 people hostage in Jolo, to replace former Muslim rebel leader Nur Misuari as lead negotiator despite a threat from the extremist...

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