TO GO WITH AFP STORY “Afghanistan-unrest-blast-Philippines-economy-jobs” by Jason Gutierrez An elderly tribeswoman cares for her infant grand daughter at a market for fresh farm produce at in the mountain town of Sagada, in the northern Philippines 19 January 2008. A week ago, only a handful of people in this sleepy mountain valley town in the northern Philippines had ever heard of Afghanistan, let alone the Taliban. Now, Afghanistan is all anyone talks about here, as the family and friends of Zenia Aguilan wait for her body to be sent home. The 31-year-old woman, who sought work overseas so she could help support her family, was killed last week in a Taliban suicide attack at the five-star Kabul hotel where she had worked as the spa supervisor. AFP PHOTO / JAY DIRECTO (Photo credit should read JAY DIRECTO/AFP/Getty Images)
