+ Follow BARIRA MAYOR ALEXANDER TOMAWIS Tag
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[Summary] => BARIRA, Maguindanao — Rebuilding Camp Abubakar, which is known as the heart of the secessionist movement, is a big challenge to local residents but they have much to show for their efforts in the last six years.
Through the Gawad Kalinga and religious and political leaders led by Barira Mayor Alexander Tomawis, the town has built almost 300 colorful houses for farmers and their dependents, right where soldiers and Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) rebels fought each other for nearly two weeks in 2000.
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[Summary] => BARIRA, Maguindanao — Thousands of Muslim guerrillas now living peacefully as farmers in this town, the gateway to their former bastion, Camp Abubakar, eagerly await the May 10 elections where they will, for the first time ever, experience how it is to exercise their right of suffrage.
This early, village leaders in this town’s 11 barangays are certain that President Arroyo will defeat her rivals here.
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[Summary] => COTABATO CITY — A decade-old conflict led to Thursday’s violent clash between two related clans, both identified with the Moro Islamic Liberation Front, in Barira, Maguindanao, that left five people dead and six others wounded and forced dozens of villagers to flee their homes.
Senior Superintendent Isnaji Bantala, police director of the Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao, said a company-sized contingent of soldiers and policemen was deployed in strategic spots in Barira yesterday to pacify the feuding Maricor and Omar clans.
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As such, the newly declared "peace zone," Barangay Tugaig in Barira town, located at the foot of Camp Abubakar, is off-limits to separatist guerrillas, loan sharks, unscrupulous agricultural traders and drug peddlers.
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BARIRA MAYOR ALEXANDER TOMAWIS
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Through the Gawad Kalinga and religious and political leaders led by Barira Mayor Alexander Tomawis, the town has built almost 300 colorful houses for farmers and their dependents, right where soldiers and Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) rebels fought each other for nearly two weeks in 2000.
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This early, village leaders in this town’s 11 barangays are certain that President Arroyo will defeat her rivals here.
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[Summary] => COTABATO CITY — A decade-old conflict led to Thursday’s violent clash between two related clans, both identified with the Moro Islamic Liberation Front, in Barira, Maguindanao, that left five people dead and six others wounded and forced dozens of villagers to flee their homes.
Senior Superintendent Isnaji Bantala, police director of the Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao, said a company-sized contingent of soldiers and policemen was deployed in strategic spots in Barira yesterday to pacify the feuding Maricor and Omar clans.
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As such, the newly declared "peace zone," Barangay Tugaig in Barira town, located at the foot of Camp Abubakar, is off-limits to separatist guerrillas, loan sharks, unscrupulous agricultural traders and drug peddlers.
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