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COTABATO CITY — The revival of sultanates in Central Mindanao has been giving credence to the long-time assertions by Moro communities that even before the Spaniards arrived in the 16th century, their "nation" had existed and that recognition is essential for the region to have lasting peace.


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Members of the Pentagon kidnap-for-ransom gang abducted yesterday a Filipino hotel owner and his companion, said to be a South Korean national, after releasing a woman physician they had held hostage for three weeks.


Carlos Belonio, owner of the Tierra Verde Hotel in General Santos City, and his Korean companion, identified only as Mr. Yung, were seized in Sarangani province while on a business trip at Sitio Takal, Barangay Penol Malisbong in Maltum town. 


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A haggard-looking Edward Lim, sporting the same shirt he was wearing when he and three Chinese workers were abducted in early August by members of the "Pentagon Gang," was released Wednesday night along a highway in Kabacan town in North Cotabato.


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