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[Title] => BTC says PNoy wish on Bangsamoro a 'tall order'
[Summary] => The Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) has described as “a tall order” President Aquino’s wish that the Bangsamoro Transition Commission (BTC) complete the Bangsamoro Basic Law by the end of the month.
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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] => MILF will resume talks
[Summary] => Muslim separatist guerrillas said yesterday they have agreed to resume formal talks with the government after the justice department dropped criminal charges against rebel leaders in connection with deadly bomb attacks in Davao City that killed 38 people last year.
"We have informed Malaysia of our eagerness to resume the talks because of the dropping of the charges," said Eid Kabalu, spokesman for the Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) who was among those charged over the bombings of the Davao International Airport and the Sasa wharf in March and April a year ago.
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[Title] => Salamat’s pa-in-law shot dead
[Summary] => SULTAN KUDARAT (AP) — Unknown assailants shot and killed the father-in-law of the late Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) chief Salamat Hashim in Maguindanao last Wednesday, police said.
Two gunmen barged into the house of Muammar Biston in Sultan Kudarat town and shot him as he was praying.
Police chief Dicalingan Maslah said a driver of the victim was also injured in the attack, but two other relatives of Biston were left unharmed.
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[Title] => Let’s hope our boy Al-Ghozi wasn’t the guy who blasted the Jakarta Marriott yesterday
[Summary] => Perhaps I was wrong. I’ve been insisting all along that "escaped" Jemaah Islamiyah terrorist Fathur Rohman al-Ghozi hadn’t skipped off abroad, but remained here in the Philippines – where it’s safer for him, since he’s apparently got so many friends in the police and who- knows-where-else.
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[Title] => PNP fears new breed of terrorists
[Summary] => A ranking police official disclosed yesterday that a new breed of terrorists could have been spawned with the fall of the regime of Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein.
"The fall of Baghdad will not eliminate terrorism in the country. In fact, we are anticipating to fight a complicated war against these new breed of terrorists," a ranking member of the Philippine National Police (PNP) –Task Force Sanglahi told The STAR.
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[Title] => MILF wants written peace offer
[Summary] => The Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) said yesterday it was willing to resume talks with the government but wants President Arroyo to first put her peace offer in writing.
MILF officials said the President’s order to unilaterally suspend military operations against them was a welcome development but that any halt in fighting must be covered by a formal agreement.
"We have to agree first on resumption of talks," MILF spokesman Eid Kabalu told Reuters by telephone. "All other issues, including a ceasefire, are secondary."
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[Title] => ‘MILF-GRP peace talks may be stalled anew’
[Summary] => COTABATO CITY — Peace talks between the government and the Moro Islamic Liberation Front may not resume in the next few months if negotiators from both sides remain adamant and cannot agree on the date and venue of a new round of formal talks.
"Both sides are good only at giving assurances they are ready to resume the talks and this has been going on for months now," commented Datu Michael Sinsuat, mayor of Upi, Maguindanao and president of the league of mayors of the province.
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[Summary] => The Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) has described as “a tall order” President Aquino’s wish that the Bangsamoro Transition Commission (BTC) complete the Bangsamoro Basic Law by the end of the month.
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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] => MILF will resume talks
[Summary] => Muslim separatist guerrillas said yesterday they have agreed to resume formal talks with the government after the justice department dropped criminal charges against rebel leaders in connection with deadly bomb attacks in Davao City that killed 38 people last year.
"We have informed Malaysia of our eagerness to resume the talks because of the dropping of the charges," said Eid Kabalu, spokesman for the Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) who was among those charged over the bombings of the Davao International Airport and the Sasa wharf in March and April a year ago.
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[Title] => Salamat’s pa-in-law shot dead
[Summary] => SULTAN KUDARAT (AP) — Unknown assailants shot and killed the father-in-law of the late Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) chief Salamat Hashim in Maguindanao last Wednesday, police said.
Two gunmen barged into the house of Muammar Biston in Sultan Kudarat town and shot him as he was praying.
Police chief Dicalingan Maslah said a driver of the victim was also injured in the attack, but two other relatives of Biston were left unharmed.
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[Title] => Let’s hope our boy Al-Ghozi wasn’t the guy who blasted the Jakarta Marriott yesterday
[Summary] => Perhaps I was wrong. I’ve been insisting all along that "escaped" Jemaah Islamiyah terrorist Fathur Rohman al-Ghozi hadn’t skipped off abroad, but remained here in the Philippines – where it’s safer for him, since he’s apparently got so many friends in the police and who- knows-where-else.
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[ColumnID] => 133172
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[Title] => PNP fears new breed of terrorists
[Summary] => A ranking police official disclosed yesterday that a new breed of terrorists could have been spawned with the fall of the regime of Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein.
"The fall of Baghdad will not eliminate terrorism in the country. In fact, we are anticipating to fight a complicated war against these new breed of terrorists," a ranking member of the Philippine National Police (PNP) –Task Force Sanglahi told The STAR.
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[Title] => MILF wants written peace offer
[Summary] => The Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) said yesterday it was willing to resume talks with the government but wants President Arroyo to first put her peace offer in writing.
MILF officials said the President’s order to unilaterally suspend military operations against them was a welcome development but that any halt in fighting must be covered by a formal agreement.
"We have to agree first on resumption of talks," MILF spokesman Eid Kabalu told Reuters by telephone. "All other issues, including a ceasefire, are secondary."
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[Title] => ‘MILF-GRP peace talks may be stalled anew’
[Summary] => COTABATO CITY — Peace talks between the government and the Moro Islamic Liberation Front may not resume in the next few months if negotiators from both sides remain adamant and cannot agree on the date and venue of a new round of formal talks.
"Both sides are good only at giving assurances they are ready to resume the talks and this has been going on for months now," commented Datu Michael Sinsuat, mayor of Upi, Maguindanao and president of the league of mayors of the province.
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[Focus] => 0
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