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[Title] => Vote recount in South Upi underway
[Summary] => COTABATO CITY — A recanvass of votes in the May 10 polls is finally underway in South Upi, Maguindanao to determine the winner among the three mayoral candidates.
This, as the Commission on Elections (Comelec) has invalidated the separate proclamations of the three aspirants as winner, for which the South Upi election officer is now being prosecuted.
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[Title] => Suspects in town hall burning still scot-free
[Summary] => SOUTH UPI, Maguindanao — It has been a year now since native partisans set on fire the municipal hall here in protest of a court ruling that unseated the town mayor for electoral fraud, but most of the arson suspects and their alleged mastermind are still scot-free.
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[Title] => Armed backers of ousted mayor gird for hostilities
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SOUTH UPI, Maguindanao - This town's ousted mayor continues to defy orders from
higher authorities to peacefully yield his post and dismantle the barricade
that about 1,000 of his supporters, mostly tribal folk, have put up around the
municipal building they set on fire last Wednesday.
Tension remains high as supporters of the unseated mayor, Jovito Martin, armed
with rifles and machetes, converge on critical areas in this hinterland
town.
Martin's followers are apparently bracing for hostilities if the Department of
the Interior and Local Government in the Autonomous Region
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[Title] => Supporters of ousted mayor burn town hall
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COTABATO CITY - Supporters of a municipal mayor in Maguindanao burned down the
town hall after a court ruled that he had lost the last election and should
vacate his post immediately, authorities said.
The municipal hall of South Upi, along with the police station, was set on fire
by followers of ousted mayor Jovito Martin who marched to the building with
rifles, machetes and bows and arrows in hand, said Maj. Gen. Gregorio
Camiling, commander of the 6th Infantry Division.
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JOVITO MARTIN
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[Title] => Vote recount in South Upi underway
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This, as the Commission on Elections (Comelec) has invalidated the separate proclamations of the three aspirants as winner, for which the South Upi election officer is now being prosecuted.
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SOUTH UPI, Maguindanao - This town's ousted mayor continues to defy orders from
higher authorities to peacefully yield his post and dismantle the barricade
that about 1,000 of his supporters, mostly tribal folk, have put up around the
municipal building they set on fire last Wednesday.
Tension remains high as supporters of the unseated mayor, Jovito Martin, armed
with rifles and machetes, converge on critical areas in this hinterland
town.
Martin's followers are apparently bracing for hostilities if the Department of
the Interior and Local Government in the Autonomous Region
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[Title] => Supporters of ousted mayor burn town hall
[Summary] =>
COTABATO CITY - Supporters of a municipal mayor in Maguindanao burned down the
town hall after a court ruled that he had lost the last election and should
vacate his post immediately, authorities said.
The municipal hall of South Upi, along with the police station, was set on fire
by followers of ousted mayor Jovito Martin who marched to the building with
rifles, machetes and bows and arrows in hand, said Maj. Gen. Gregorio
Camiling, commander of the 6th Infantry Division.
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