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                    [Title] => Gobyerno nagdeklara ng ceasefire;warrant of arrest sa MILF binawi
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Sa isang pahayag, sinabi ni Pangulong Arroyo na inatasan na niya ang militar na ibaba sa aktibong depensa mula sa punitive operation ang isinasagawa nilang operational status.


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                    [Title] => GMA: Government won’t accept MILF peace with deception
                    [Summary] => President Arroyo said yesterday the government will "not accept peace with deception" from the leaders of the Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF), whom she accused of "double talk" following their latest attack in Mindanao a day  after offering a 10-day truce.


She accused the Muslim rebel group of using the truce they offered as a "ruse and a tactical ploy" to regroup their forces, which have been dissipated by the military offensives she earlier ordered against the MILF.


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                    [Title] => Lone suspect in Rizal Day bombings ordered freed by court
                    [Summary] => The lone suspect in a series of bombings on Dec. 30 last year in Metro Manila has been ordered released by a Quezon City court, paving the way to the government’s reinvestigation of the incidents that killed 22 people and wounded nearly a hundred others.


Quezon City Regional Trial Court Judge Ma. Theresa Yadao of Branch 81 also recalled the arrest warrant against Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) chairman Hashim Salamat and four others in connection with the Rizal Day bombings.


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                    [Title] => Murder vs Salamat, atbp. dinismis
                    [Summary] => Dinismis kahapon ng Makati Regional Trial Court ang kasong multiple murder laban kay Moro Islamic Liberation Front Chairman Hashim Salamat at ibang opisyal at miyembro nitong sina Al Haj Murad,  Ghadsali Jaafar, Aleem Aziz Mimbantas, Salfulla Unon, Mohammed Guindolongan at Ismael Abbas na isinangkot sa pambobomba sa Makati City na ikinamatay ng dalawang pulis noong Disyembre 30. 


Sinabi ni Judge Roberto Diokno na walang sapat na ebidensya laban sa mga akusado. (Ulat ni Lordeth Bonilla)
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                    [Title] => Court orders arrest of 6 MILF leaders
                    [Summary] => Moro Islamic Liberation Front chairman Salamat Hashim and six  other MILF leaders and followers were ordered arrested by a Quezon City judge yesterday.


After issuing the warrants of arrest last Monday, Judge Teresa Yadao of Quezon City Regional Trial Court Branch 81 sent copies to the chief of the Criminal Investigation and Detection Group, the director of the National Bureau of Investigation, and the chief of police of Butig, Lanao del Sur.


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                    [Title] => We’re convenient scapegoats — MILF
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                    [Summary] => One batch of suspects down; how many more to go? After the fanfare that accompanied the apprehension the other day of 17 suspects in connection with the Rizal Day bombings, a sheepish Armed Forces of the Philippines released 14 of the men yesterday, with the AFP chief apologizing to those detained.


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