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Inihayag ito ni Presidential Adviser on the Peace Process Eduardo Ermita matapos ang bilateral talks sa pagitan ni Pangulong Arroyo at Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohammad.


Bukod sa Malaysia nakahanda ring tumulong sa Pilipinas sa pagsusulong ng peace process sa MILF ang Libya at Saudi Arabia.


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Sinabi ni Senator Manuel Villar, chairman ng Senate committee on foreign relations, hindi tayo naghahamon ng away sa bansang Malaysia pero nais lamang nating igiit na hindi pa tayo sumusuko sa pag-angkin sa Sabah island kaya pag-aaralan natin kung paano natin ito muling mababawi.


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Arroyo said Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohammad has invited her to deliver the keynote speech at the Pacific Basin Economic Council meeting in Kuala Lumpur. She was in Malaysia last August for a state visit.


She did not mention which group she will address in Tokyo late May. She was on a four-day working visit in Japan last September. — Marichu, Villanueva
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                    [Title] => Talks over Sabah to be revived
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At the outset, however, Mrs. Arroyo said she is not making any official stand yet on whether the Philippines will drop its claim to Sabah in deference to the proprietary rights of the legitimate heirs of the Sultan of Sulu.


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                    [Title] => Pamahalaang Malaysia, hihikayatin ng Pangulo
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Nakatakdang umalis bukas ang Pangulo patungo sa Malaysia sa kauna-unahan niyang state visit sa isang bansang miyembro ng Association of Southeast Asian Nation o ASEAN mula nang ito ay maluklok bilang bagong Pangulo ng bansa noong Enero 20.


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                    [Title] => MILF rebs form panel for talks
                    [Summary] => Muslim guerrillas are forming a negotiating panel for planned talks with the government aimed at ending decades of separatist rebellion in Mindanao.


Eid Kabalu, spokesman for the Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF), said the formation of the five-member panel is the final step needed to ensure the start of formal peace talks in three months.


"This shows our commitment to resume the talks. That’s a firm commitment," he said in a telephone interview with the Associated Press.


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MALAYSIAN PRIME MINISTER MAHATHIR MOHAMMAD

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