+ Follow GOVERNOR MISUARI Tag
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[Title] => Nur to do an Estrada, will dismiss lawyers
[Summary] => Jailed former governor Nur Misuari has decided to dismiss his lawyers after the government linked him with Ghalib "Commander Robot" Andang, leader of the Abu Sayyaf band that snatched 21 mostly foreign tourists from an island resort off Sabah in April 2000.
Misuari’s lawyer Ely Pamatong told dzMM radio the government was bent on trying "to destroy Governor Misuari" when prosecutors started portraying him as a partner of Andang.
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[Title] => Misuari really wants peace, says Barbers
[Summary] => Sen. Robert Barbers expressed his belief yesterday that former Gov. Nur Misuari of the Autonomous Region for Muslim Mindanao (ARMM) really desires peace in Mindanao.
Barbers issued this statement after a two-hour emotion-filled meeting with Misuari at the latter’s detention place in Camp San Pedro, the training base of the Philippine National Police-Special Action Force in Sta. Rosa, Laguna.
[DatePublished] => 2002-03-20 00:00:00
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[Title] => Misuari terror threat belittled
[Summary] => A report that a squad of explosive experts identified with former ARMM governor Nur Misuari are out to kidnap prominent people in Metro Manila to swap them with their leader is raw information, Director Edgar Aglipay, head of the National Capital Regional Police Office (NCRPO) said yesterday.
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[Title] => Government will take back Nur if...
[Summary] => The Philippines is ready to take back jailed Gov. Nur Misuari to preempt the possibility of another country granting him political asylum.
President Arroyo told reporters yesterday she will ask Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad to deport Misuari to the Phi-lippines if Saudi Arabia offers to take him as a political refugee.
"In that case, we will ask Malaysia to send (Misuari) back to us," she said.
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[Title] => Soldiers clash with MNLF; 10 killed
[Summary] => MARAWI CITY – Ten people were killed and four others wounded yesterday as government troops clashed with heavily armed men holed out inside the Marawi City public market.
The gunmen, believed to be former guerrillas of the Moro National Liberation Front (MNLF), seized the public market on instructions of Gov. Nur Misuari of the Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao, an ARMM police official said.
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[Title] => Overwhelming ‘no’ vote seen in ARMM plebiscite
[Summary] => Partial official results of last Tuesday’s plebiscite in 15 provinces and 14 cities showed an overwhelming rejection of expanded Muslim self-rule in Mindanao and Palawan.
According to Commission on Elections (Comelec) Chairman Alfredo Benipayo, partial official results from five provinces and Puerto Princesa City as of 5 p.m. yesterday showed 53,803 voted "no" while 1,587 voted "yes" to expanded Muslim self-rule.
"It would seem to me that the ‘no’ votes overwhelmed the ‘yes’ votes as of the moment," Benipayo said.
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[Title] => Business, Muslim groups urge Misuari to quit ARMM
[Summary] => COTABATO CITY — Various sectors in the Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (ARMM) are calling on Gov. Nur Misuari to resign from his post to allow a transition in the region’s leadership.
Misuari’s term ended last Sept. 30 but Malacañang has not announced whether he would continue in a holdover capacity until a new governor is elected next May.
The law resetting ARMM elections to May next year has no clear provision, indicating that Misuari could remain as governor until his successor has been elected and sworn in.
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GOVERNOR MISUARI
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[Title] => Nur to do an Estrada, will dismiss lawyers
[Summary] => Jailed former governor Nur Misuari has decided to dismiss his lawyers after the government linked him with Ghalib "Commander Robot" Andang, leader of the Abu Sayyaf band that snatched 21 mostly foreign tourists from an island resort off Sabah in April 2000.
Misuari’s lawyer Ely Pamatong told dzMM radio the government was bent on trying "to destroy Governor Misuari" when prosecutors started portraying him as a partner of Andang.
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[Title] => Misuari really wants peace, says Barbers
[Summary] => Sen. Robert Barbers expressed his belief yesterday that former Gov. Nur Misuari of the Autonomous Region for Muslim Mindanao (ARMM) really desires peace in Mindanao.
Barbers issued this statement after a two-hour emotion-filled meeting with Misuari at the latter’s detention place in Camp San Pedro, the training base of the Philippine National Police-Special Action Force in Sta. Rosa, Laguna.
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[Title] => Misuari terror threat belittled
[Summary] => A report that a squad of explosive experts identified with former ARMM governor Nur Misuari are out to kidnap prominent people in Metro Manila to swap them with their leader is raw information, Director Edgar Aglipay, head of the National Capital Regional Police Office (NCRPO) said yesterday.
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[Title] => Government will take back Nur if...
[Summary] => The Philippines is ready to take back jailed Gov. Nur Misuari to preempt the possibility of another country granting him political asylum.
President Arroyo told reporters yesterday she will ask Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad to deport Misuari to the Phi-lippines if Saudi Arabia offers to take him as a political refugee.
"In that case, we will ask Malaysia to send (Misuari) back to us," she said.
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[Title] => Soldiers clash with MNLF; 10 killed
[Summary] => MARAWI CITY – Ten people were killed and four others wounded yesterday as government troops clashed with heavily armed men holed out inside the Marawi City public market.
The gunmen, believed to be former guerrillas of the Moro National Liberation Front (MNLF), seized the public market on instructions of Gov. Nur Misuari of the Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao, an ARMM police official said.
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[Title] => Overwhelming ‘no’ vote seen in ARMM plebiscite
[Summary] => Partial official results of last Tuesday’s plebiscite in 15 provinces and 14 cities showed an overwhelming rejection of expanded Muslim self-rule in Mindanao and Palawan.
According to Commission on Elections (Comelec) Chairman Alfredo Benipayo, partial official results from five provinces and Puerto Princesa City as of 5 p.m. yesterday showed 53,803 voted "no" while 1,587 voted "yes" to expanded Muslim self-rule.
"It would seem to me that the ‘no’ votes overwhelmed the ‘yes’ votes as of the moment," Benipayo said.
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[Title] => Business, Muslim groups urge Misuari to quit ARMM
[Summary] => COTABATO CITY — Various sectors in the Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (ARMM) are calling on Gov. Nur Misuari to resign from his post to allow a transition in the region’s leadership.
Misuari’s term ended last Sept. 30 but Malacañang has not announced whether he would continue in a holdover capacity until a new governor is elected next May.
The law resetting ARMM elections to May next year has no clear provision, indicating that Misuari could remain as governor until his successor has been elected and sworn in.
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