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[Summary] => Muslim guerrillas said Wednesday they have rejected the Philippine government's latest autonomy offer, making it difficult to forge any peace accord before President Arroyo leaves office in June.
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COTABATO CITY – Malaysia has approved the request of the government and the Moro Islamic Liberation Front to extend the stay in the south of the international team helping monitor the ceasefire between military and MILF forces.
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[Summary] => Here we go again. Rumors are rife in Basilan that negotiations are ongoing to buy the freedom of the Abu Sayyaf’s three remaining hostages for up to P50 million. Amid the rumors, the governor of Basilan had to make a public appeal the other day to stop the negotiations...
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[Title] => ‘Prayer warrior’ insists they were not hostages
[Summary] => One of the rescued "prayer warriors" of a Christian charismatic group held captive for three months in the jungles of Sulu insisted yesterday that they were not held against their will by Abu Sayyaf leader Ghalib Andang, alias Commander Robot.
In fact, Alvin Flores claimed Andang wanted him and the 11 other evangelists to leave the rebel camp in Jolo, Sulu. But just when they were about to go, the bombings began.
"Robot then brought us along. He told us that he didn’t want us to get hurt," Flores said.
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LIBYA AND MALAYSIA
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In fact, Alvin Flores claimed Andang wanted him and the 11 other evangelists to leave the rebel camp in Jolo, Sulu. But just when they were about to go, the bombings began.
"Robot then brought us along. He told us that he didn’t want us to get hurt," Flores said.
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