LIBYANS AND MALAYSIANS

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                    [Summary] => This is one story that refuses to go away. Before Ilocos Sur Gov. Luis Singson plunged the administration into its worst crisis, the Islamic fundamentalist group Abu Sayyaf hogged the headlines. For many months the nation and the world watched as the Sulu-based faction of the group negotiated for millions of dollars in exchange for its mostly fo-reign hostages. Even as the group released some of its hostages, more were snatched for replenishment, triggering a fresh round of negotiations. 


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EDITORIAL - Where are the Abu Sayyaf terrorists?

December 12, 2000 - 12:00am

This is one story that refuses to go away. Before Ilocos Sur Gov. Luis Singson plunged the administration into its worst crisis, the Islamic fundamentalist group Abu Sayyaf hogged the headlines. For many months the...

Opinion