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Elected officials and other leaders in two Maguindanao towns where Chinese traders were recently abducted, said they are aware that criminal elements supporting their rivals were behind the spate of kidnappings in their respective areas.


Since 1990, kidnappings in Central Mindanao have mounted during election periods, with some alleged notorious kidnappers even throwing their hats in the political arena.


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'Issue a fatwah against kidnappers'

By John Unson | October 13, 2010 - 12:00am

The city government has asked the Islamic religious community to issue a first-ever fatwah (edict) condemning kidnappers and urging the public to help authorities stop their “un-Islamic” activities.

Nation

Cotabato City rises from conflict

By John Unson | June 19, 2006 - 12:00am

COTABATO CITY — While the Mindanao secessionist conflict has unduly projected Cotabato City as a hotbed of the Moro uprising, it is just a small part of the troubled south and local residents are struggling...

Nation

EDITORIAL - Wipe them out

August 26, 2002 - 12:00am

President Arroyo, who has styled herself as the nation’s chief crimebuster, had reason to rejoice yesterday. A young scion of one of the richest clans in the country was rescued from her kidnappers. The rescue...

Opinion

Marohombsar: Robin Hood, gov’t agent?

By John Unson | August 26, 2002 - 12:00am

A Robin Hood and a government agent? For 13 years Faisal Marohombsar lived a profitable life of crime, buying protection by giving away part of his loot like Robin Hood in areas where he hid to elude pursuing lawmen. Some...

Headlines

Neutralized

By SKETCHES | By Ana Marie Pamintuan | August 26, 2002 - 12:00am

The talk at Malacañang yesterday was that when President Arroyo learned of the death of Faisal Marohombsar, her order to her law enforcers was: "Huwag nyong lulunurin!" Meaning, she didn’t want...

Opinion

Central Mindanao officials fear surge in kidnaps

By John Unson | November 6, 2000 - 12:00am

COTABATO CITY – Kidnappings of wealthy residents of Central Mindanao are feared to escalate as next year’s elections...

Nation