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[Title] => Military Warns Indigenous Army: ‘Don’t use firepower to further your cause’
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CAMP SIONGCO, Maguindanao — The Indigenous People’s Federal Army (IPFA) has the right to air its sentiments, but should not resort to the use of firepower in furthering its cause, a military spokesman said yesterday.
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[Title] => IFPA calls on gov’t to amend Charter
[Summary] => SOUTH UPI, Maguindanao — The obscure Indigenous People’s Federal Army (IFPA) called on the national government the other day to amend the Charter to allow extensive involvement of the country’s tribal folk in exercising their "right to self-determination" and maximize the efforts of preserving their ancestral lands, culture and traditions.
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[Title] => NBI closing in on bomb scare group
[Summary] => The National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) is now closing in on the shady Indigenous People’s Federal State Army (IPFSA), which had claimed responsibility for planting a series of bombs in Metro Manila and Mindanao last month.
The bombs, rigged in order not to explode, were apparently designed to sow fear and panic.
NBI Director Reynaldo Wycoco said agents have identified the number of the cellular phone used by a certain "RSD Adrev" who claimed to be the spokesman for the group in several radio interviews.
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[Title] => EDITORIAL - Sowing fear
[Summary] => It’s been two weeks since the first dud bombs were planted and found in Metro Manila and parts of Mindanao. A group calling itself the Indigenous People’s Federal State Army has since claimed responsibility for the bomb scare and has warned that more bombs have been planted.
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[Title] => Group claims 10 more bombs planted in Metro
[Summary] => There’s more where they come from.
The so-called Indigenous People’s Federal State Army (IPFSA), which has admitted responsibility for the recent bomb scare that gripped Metro Manila and parts of Mindanao, said yesterday at least 10 more such "explosives" remain hidden and that more would be planted in various parts of Metro Manila.
This developed as President Arroyo vowed an immediate solution to the crisis, saying police are zeroing in on the perpetrators. She indicated politics was behind the bomb scare.
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[Title] => ‘We’ll plant more bombs’
[Summary] => The obscure Indigenous People’s Federal State Army (IPFSA), which claimed responsibility for planting bombs in various places in Metro Manila last week, said yesterday it would step up its activities "in the coming days" despite a heightened alert by authorities.
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The bombs, rigged in order not to explode, were apparently designed to sow fear and panic.
NBI Director Reynaldo Wycoco said agents have identified the number of the cellular phone used by a certain "RSD Adrev" who claimed to be the spokesman for the group in several radio interviews.
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