2 French hostages escape from Muslim rebels

2 French hostages escape from Muslim rebels

MANILA, Philippines - Two French journalists, Roland Madura (L) and Jean-Jacques Le Garrec (C), speak of their escape from Muslim rebel captors on the southern Philippine island of Jolo at a news conference at the Malacanang presidential palace in Manila on Sept. 20. Philippine President Joseph Estrada sits beside them.

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