Philippine authorities ready to foil terror attacks: Arroyo

Philippine authorities ready to foil terror attacks: Arroyo

MANILA, Philippines - Philippine President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo speaks to Japanese reporters in Manila on Nov. 29 prior to her visit to Japan on Dec. 2. She said Philippine authorities are ready to foil any terror attacks by Islamic extremists.

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