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[Summary] => Malacañang is determined to push the passage of the Bangsamoro Basic Law and has thanked ambassadors who expressed support for the peace process amid issues hampering the BBL, a Palace official said yesterday.
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[Title] => Palace to critics: Let’s give peace a chance
[Summary] => Malacañang called on the public yesterday to stop finding blame for the massacre of 44 police commandos in Maguindanao, saying this would stand in the way of the government’s long quest for peace in Mindanao.
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[Title] => Daming kakampi ng Ampatuans
[Summary] => NAIRITA kamakailan ang sirkulo ng mga mamamahayag sa desisyon ng Korte Suprema na huwag payagan ang live coverage sa kaso ng Ampatuan massacre.
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[Title] => Unholy alliance?
[Summary] => The MILF has threatened war in case the government does not make good its promise to return to the peace talks.
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[Title] => Police arrest another suspect in Maguindanao massacre
[Summary] => The police arrested on Friday another militia allegedly involved in the country's worst political massacre in Maguindanao province that left 57 people dead, including 30 journalists, officials said on today.
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[Title] => The AFP/PNP should neutralize the MILF
[Summary] => If there is anything that the country needs like a hole in the head, it is another violent confrontation with the Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) who for some unexpected reason is once again saber rattling the Philippine government saying that they are prepared for war.
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I had not seen Mike Mastura for a long time. We often met at seminars and conferences on peace in Mindanao and my image of him was that of a Muslim intellectual firebrand. The Masturas were great exemplars of a Muslim-Christian partnership. His wife, Lourdes, is a dyed in wool former colegiala. I remember she was part of a group of volunteers doing museum work.
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[Title] => Japan plans $3 M projects in Mindanao
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Japan’s development agency plans to carry out $3 million worth of social and economic projects in conflict areas in the Mindanao in the next two years, an embassy official said yesterday.
The aid is aimed at helping push Muslim rebels sign a peace deal with the government, Taeko Takahashi, an official at the Japanese embassy, told Reuters.
Last year, Japan agreed to make a study and draw up a comprehensive economic plan to develop poor Muslim communities ravaged by about 40 years of separatist rebellion on the troubled southern island of Mindanao.
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[Title] => RP-MILF talks to resume this month, says Malaysian envoy
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Peace negotiations between the government and the Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) will resume this month in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysian Ambassador Mohamed Taufik said yesterday.
Taufik said Kuala Lumpur, which is hosting and brokering the long-delayed peace talks, however has not set specific dates.
The Philippine government was expecting the peace talks to resume sometime last month but this failed to push through.
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[Title] => MILF leader seeks pass to see doctor
[Summary] => TUBOD, Lanao del Norte — Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) vice chairman Aleem Mimbantas asked the military yesterday morning for a safe conduct pass so he can seek medical treatment in nearby Cagayan de Oro City.
Col. Francisco Gudani, commander of the 1st Marine Brigade in Marawi City, said Mimbantas sent emissaries to ask for the safe conduct pass so he could seek immediate medical attention for an unspecified illness.
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[Title] => Daming kakampi ng Ampatuans
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The aid is aimed at helping push Muslim rebels sign a peace deal with the government, Taeko Takahashi, an official at the Japanese embassy, told Reuters.
Last year, Japan agreed to make a study and draw up a comprehensive economic plan to develop poor Muslim communities ravaged by about 40 years of separatist rebellion on the troubled southern island of Mindanao.
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Taufik said Kuala Lumpur, which is hosting and brokering the long-delayed peace talks, however has not set specific dates.
The Philippine government was expecting the peace talks to resume sometime last month but this failed to push through.
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Col. Francisco Gudani, commander of the 1st Marine Brigade in Marawi City, said Mimbantas sent emissaries to ask for the safe conduct pass so he could seek immediate medical attention for an unspecified illness.
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