Ph flattered by Gadhafi envoy who "likes" Filipinos

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The Philippine government continues to remain beholden to Libyan dictator Moammar Gadhafi whose envoy Immigration and Expatriates Office Undersecretary Abdulhadi Al-Huwaiji encouraged Filipino OFWs to return to Libya after saying that he "likes" them.

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