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[Summary] => At least 14 more members of the Ampatuan clan, from among 50 more people, have been criminally charged last Tuesday in connection with the infamous Nov. 23, 2009 Maguindanao Massacre, radio reports on Thursday said.
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[Title] => Suspects in 8-8-8 Maguindanao murders cry foul over charges
[Summary] => Muslim leaders implicated in the gruesome August 8, 2008 murder by militiamen of eight ethnic Maguindanaons in Shariff Aguak on Thursday branded as politically-motivated efforts to prosecute them based on a criminal case filed only two months ago.
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[Summary] => Peace activists and religious communities in Maguindanao province are asking the judiciary to re-evaluate the “2002 chainsaw massacre” case filed against a town mayor and more than 20 others, who were exonerated in 2010 by the Cotabato City Regional Trial Court (RTC).
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[Title] => ANIMATION With a mission
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Twenty-five year-old Ramon del Prado said, “Everyone and anyone can do what I do. That’s what we’re trying to tell everyone here.”
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[Title] => Maguindanao’s oldest town rebuilds centuries-old road
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This, as Datu Piang town is rebuilding the 18th century road which would traverse isolated communities where thousands of Moro secessionist rebels are holed up and link them to the town proper.
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[Title] => 2 JI suspects killed
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The clash erupted just two hours after President Arroyo vowed, during a tour of Camp Abubakar in Matanog, Maguindanao, to continue her administration’s crackdown on local and foreign terrorists holding out in isolated spots in the South.
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This, as Datu Piang town is rebuilding the 18th century road which would traverse isolated communities where thousands of Moro secessionist rebels are holed up and link them to the town proper.
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The clash erupted just two hours after President Arroyo vowed, during a tour of Camp Abubakar in Matanog, Maguindanao, to continue her administration’s crackdown on local and foreign terrorists holding out in isolated spots in the South.
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