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[Title] => Violence could erupt if peace talks won't resume MILF
[Summary] => Muslim rebels warned yesterday that their five-year-old truce with the Philippine government may collapse unless the two sides resume stalled peace talks.
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[Summary] => Libya and Brunei are considering sending more peacekeepers to the southern Philippines to safeguard a fragile 2003 ceasefire between government troops and the country’s largest Muslim rebel group, a Philippine official said yesterday.
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[Title] => Malaysia won't abandon peace talks
[Summary] => Malaysia will not abandon its role as mediator in peace talks between the Manila government and Muslim guerrillas even as it proceeds with a plan to withdraw ceasefire monitors from the southern Philippines, Malaysia’s defense forces chief said yesterday.
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COTABATO CITY – Representatives of the European Union and the US government took turns assuring the Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) of their continuing support to the Mindanao peace process in separate meetings held in Shariff Kabunsuan province.
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CAMP SIONGCO, Maguindanao — The Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) has asked the government peace panel to censure a senior Army officer for allegedly bullying a Malaysian general serving in the international monitoring team.
Members of the monitoring team, composed of military and police officers from Malaysia, Libya and Brunei, and a rehabilitation expert from Japan, are covered by diplomatic protocols.
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"We are ready and very prepared to meet our counterparts in the government negotiating panel," MILF spokesman Eid Kabalu told The STAR.
Othman Abdul Razal, adviser to Malaysian Prime Minister Abdullah Badawi, met with President Arroyo last Thursday to discuss the stalled talks with the MILF.
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"We are ready and very prepared to meet our counterparts in the government negotiating panel," MILF spokesman Eid Kabalu told The STAR.
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