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                    [Summary] => Cebu Rep. Eduardo Gullas has sought the help of his colleagues in Congress in expediting the passage of a tough new anti-terrorism measure, as he said, that based on a new US government report, the Philippines now has the most number of known terrorist groups, among eight countries in Southeast Asia and Oceania. Gullas said the US National Counterterrorism Center, the primary office for US government analysis of international terrorism, has listed at least 11 foreign and indigenous terrorist groups now operating in the Philippines.


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Gullas pushes anti-terror bill

September 13, 2005 - 12:00am

Cebu Rep. Eduardo Gullas has sought the help of his colleagues in Congress in expediting the passage of a tough new anti-terrorism measure, as he said, that based on a new US government report, the Philippines now...

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