(1)Soldiers' standoff ends in Manila

(1)Soldiers' standoff ends in Manila

MANILA, Philippines - Philippine soldiers on July 27 leave a hotel they occupied earlier in the day in Manila after ending a 19-hour standoff. The heavily armed soldiers seized a large section of Manila's financial district of Makati and the Oakwood condominium and hotel complex, demanding the resignations of President Arroyo and her cabinet.

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