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[Title] => Bill eyes hospital in impoverished Maguindanao town
[Summary] => The medical community is grateful to the House of Representatives for approving a proposed bill to put up a district hospital in Parang, Maguindanao to cover four towns in the first district of the province and nearby communities in Lanao del Sur.
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[Title] => Sagayan Festival culminates peacefully in Maguindanao
[Summary] => Local sectors are grateful to the police and military for the success of the first Sagayan Festival in Buluan town from February 10 to 14, conducted under heavy security to ward off saboteurs.
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[Title] => Soldier runs amuck, kills 2, wounds 5
[Summary] => Two soldiers were killed, while five others, including three officers, were wounded late Friday when an Army sergeant shot them without warning inside their headquarters at Camp Iranun in Maguindanao.
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[Title] => Salamat’s legacy: MILF ties with JI
[Summary] => PAGADIAN CITY — Hashim Salamat, the late founder of the Moro Islamic Liberation Front, is gone but the links he forged with international fundamentalist organizations have become so strong that Muslim residents in many areas in Mindanao can see not only Arab-looking men, but Indonesians as well, in MILF camps built after his demise last year.
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[Summary] => BARIRA, Maguindanao — Thousands of Muslim guerrillas now living peacefully as farmers in this town, the gateway to their former bastion, Camp Abubakar, eagerly await the May 10 elections where they will, for the first time ever, experience how it is to exercise their right of suffrage.
This early, village leaders in this town’s 11 barangays are certain that President Arroyo will defeat her rivals here.
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[Summary] => Camp Abubakar, the main base of the secessionist Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF), is no more.
To end persistent talk of returning to the MILF its bases captured by the military in 2000, President Arroyo yesterday ordered a Philippine Army unit to transfer its headquarters to the sprawling former rebel base — to be known from now on as Camp Datu Sinsuat — in Maguindanao province.
Mrs. Arroyo announced the camp’s new name during a visit there yesterday under heavy security.
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January 6, 2002 - 12:00am
