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A diplomatic source who asked not to be named said the Filipino, whose identity was withheld, admitted during interrogation that there are a number of Filipinos training alongside Iraqi and other foreign militants in Iraq.
Philippine authorities, the source said, are still debating whether the Filipino should be repatriated as he may pose a serious threat to the countrys security.
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A diplomatic source who asked not to be named said the Filipino, whose identity was withheld, admitted during interrogation that there are a number of Filipinos training alongside Iraqi and other foreign militants in Iraq.
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By Pia Lee-Brago | March 30, 2005 - 12:00am
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