+ Follow KAROMATAN Tag
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[Title] => Businesswoman kidnapped in Zamboanga del Sur
[Summary] => At least seven heavily armed men, believed to be members of the Moro Islamic Liberation Front, kidnapped a businesswoman at Barangay Poblacion, Pitogo in this province Friday morning.
[DatePublished] => 2011-10-16 00:00:00
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[Title] => Seized Pagadian boy freed after 2 months
[Summary] => Kidnappers have released an 11-year-old boy who they seized along with his 65-year-old grandmother here two months ago.
[DatePublished] => 2011-01-27 00:00:00
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[Title] => Annul poll results in Dimaporo town, solon asks Comelec
[Summary] => A re-electionist Lanao del Norte congressman petitioned the Commission on Elections yesterday to annul the results of the May 14 elections in the town of Sultan Naga Dimaporo, formerly Karomatan.
In his petition, Rep. Abdullah Mangotara said Karomatan has a long history of election irregularities which were allegedly repeated in the recent polls.
He said a team of observers led by gubernatorial candidate Macabangkit Lanto and who included some local mediamen witnessed such irregularities, and have executed affidavits attesting to what they had seen.
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[Title] => Annul poll results in Dimaporo town, solon asks Comelec
[Summary] => A re-electionist Lanao del Norte congressman petitioned the Commission on Elections yesterday to annul the results of the May 14 elections in the town of Sultan Naga Dimaporo, formerly Karomatan.
In his petition, Rep. Abdullah Mangotara said Karomatan has a long history of election irregularities which were allegedly repeated in the recent polls.
He said a team of observers led by gubernatorial candidate Macabangkit Lanto and who included some local mediamen witnessed such irregularities, and have executed affidavits attesting to what they had seen.
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[Title] => In Lanao, the dead, crocs voted  solon
[Summary] => As in previous elections, the birds, bees, crocodiles, and even the dead might have voted in some areas in Lanao del Norte in the May 14 polls.
"Nakaboto ang mga buwaya at patay sa Karomatan," complained re-electionist Rep. Abdullah Mangotara of the second district yesterday.
Karomatan is now known as Sultan Naga Dimaporo, hometown of the Dimaporo family whose members have been virtual fixtures in the local political landscape.
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[Title] => In Lanao, the dead, crocs voted  solon
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As in previous elections, the birds, bees, crocodiles, and even the dead might have voted in some areas in Lanao del Norte in the May 14 polls.
"Nakaboto ang mga buwaya at patay sa Karomatan," complained re-electionist Rep. Abdullah Mangotara of the second district yesterday.
Karomatan is now known as Sultan Naga Dimaporo, hometown of the Dimaporo family whose members have been virtual fixtures in the local political landscape.
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[Title] => ‘Put Dimaporo town under Comelec control’
[Summary] => A Lanao del Norte congressman petitioned the Commission on Elections yesterday to put the hometown of the Dimaporo clan under its direct control to prevent irregularities in the May 14 elections.
The town of Sultan Naga Dimaporo (formerly Karomatan) is where the dead and even crocodiles voted in past elections, said re-electionist Rep. Abdullah Mangotara.
"This town has always been notorious as a source of illegal voters. Election figures there defy explanation," he said.
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[Title] => Businesswoman kidnapped in Zamboanga del Sur
[Summary] => At least seven heavily armed men, believed to be members of the Moro Islamic Liberation Front, kidnapped a businesswoman at Barangay Poblacion, Pitogo in this province Friday morning.
[DatePublished] => 2011-10-16 00:00:00
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[Title] => Seized Pagadian boy freed after 2 months
[Summary] => Kidnappers have released an 11-year-old boy who they seized along with his 65-year-old grandmother here two months ago.
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[Title] => Annul poll results in Dimaporo town, solon asks Comelec
[Summary] => A re-electionist Lanao del Norte congressman petitioned the Commission on Elections yesterday to annul the results of the May 14 elections in the town of Sultan Naga Dimaporo, formerly Karomatan.
In his petition, Rep. Abdullah Mangotara said Karomatan has a long history of election irregularities which were allegedly repeated in the recent polls.
He said a team of observers led by gubernatorial candidate Macabangkit Lanto and who included some local mediamen witnessed such irregularities, and have executed affidavits attesting to what they had seen.
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[ColumnID] => 133272
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[Title] => Annul poll results in Dimaporo town, solon asks Comelec
[Summary] => A re-electionist Lanao del Norte congressman petitioned the Commission on Elections yesterday to annul the results of the May 14 elections in the town of Sultan Naga Dimaporo, formerly Karomatan.
In his petition, Rep. Abdullah Mangotara said Karomatan has a long history of election irregularities which were allegedly repeated in the recent polls.
He said a team of observers led by gubernatorial candidate Macabangkit Lanto and who included some local mediamen witnessed such irregularities, and have executed affidavits attesting to what they had seen.
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[Title] => In Lanao, the dead, crocs voted  solon
[Summary] => As in previous elections, the birds, bees, crocodiles, and even the dead might have voted in some areas in Lanao del Norte in the May 14 polls.
"Nakaboto ang mga buwaya at patay sa Karomatan," complained re-electionist Rep. Abdullah Mangotara of the second district yesterday.
Karomatan is now known as Sultan Naga Dimaporo, hometown of the Dimaporo family whose members have been virtual fixtures in the local political landscape.
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[ColumnID] => 133272
[Focus] => 0
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[AuthorName] => Jess Diaz
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[Title] => In Lanao, the dead, crocs voted  solon
[Summary] => As in previous elections, the birds, bees, crocodiles, and even the dead might have voted in some areas in Lanao del Norte in the May 14 polls.
"Nakaboto ang mga buwaya at patay sa Karomatan," complained re-electionist Rep. Abdullah Mangotara of the second district yesterday.
Karomatan is now known as Sultan Naga Dimaporo, hometown of the Dimaporo family whose members have been virtual fixtures in the local political landscape.
[DatePublished] => 2001-05-20 00:00:00
[ColumnID] => 133272
[Focus] => 0
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[AuthorName] => Jess Diaz
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[Title] => ‘Put Dimaporo town under Comelec control’
[Summary] => A Lanao del Norte congressman petitioned the Commission on Elections yesterday to put the hometown of the Dimaporo clan under its direct control to prevent irregularities in the May 14 elections.
The town of Sultan Naga Dimaporo (formerly Karomatan) is where the dead and even crocodiles voted in past elections, said re-electionist Rep. Abdullah Mangotara.
"This town has always been notorious as a source of illegal voters. Election figures there defy explanation," he said.
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