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Zainal arrived here Thursday, on board a Malaysian Air Force plane from Kuala Lumpur, to inspect the Malaysian military contingent helping monitor the ceasefire in many flashpoint areas in Central Mindanao and surrounding regions.
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MALAYSIAN DEPUTY DEFENSE MINISTER DATO HADJI ABIDIN ZAINAL
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Zainal arrived here Thursday, on board a Malaysian Air Force plane from Kuala Lumpur, to inspect the Malaysian military contingent helping monitor the ceasefire in many flashpoint areas in Central Mindanao and surrounding regions.
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By John Unson | April 9, 2006 - 12:00am
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Sen. Mark Villar yesterday bolted the minority led by Sen. Alan Peter Cayetano to join the majority, beefing up the composition of the dominant bloc to 14 of the 24 senators. Villar’s move to join the majority led by Senate President Sherwin Gatchalian was confirmed during yesterday’s plenary session, where Majority Leader Juan Miguel Zubiri also revealed Villar’s election as the new chairman of the Senate public works committee and member of the Commission on Appointments.
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