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I was in Cotabato City recently to attend a meeting of young Maguindanao leaders who planned to set up a political party in preparation for the autonomy that is being planned under the agreement with the Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF).

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MESTIZOS.

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Peace, or the desire for it, or even just going through the motions of seeking it, can be so heady that many have fallen or been made fools in its wake.

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