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MILF chair says talks are ‘last chance for peace’ |
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Ibrahim says rebels won’t surrender Kato, Macapaar
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SULTAN KUDARAT, Maguindanao: The chairman of the Moro Islamic
Liberation Front (MILF) warned Saturday that upcoming peace talks
may be the last chance for a peaceful settlement with the
government.
At the same time, Murad Ibrahim, said he would
not turn over two of his commanders to authorities despite their
being wanted for bloody attacks they launched last year.
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O T H E R R E P O R T S
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New power projects mostly ‘indicative’
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ALTHOUGH several public and private corporations are interested in
setting up new power generation projects to help meet the
country’s growing demand, most of these remain “indicative”
and are likely to be started in 2012 at the earliest, Energy
Secretary Angelo Reyes said Saturday.
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DEAR
PAO
By Persida Acosta
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Land ownership
problems among siblings and cousins
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Dear PAO,
Since the 1980s, my uncle, together with his
wife and adopted child, occupied a land that was not legally theirs.
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