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[Title] => GMA to lobby OIC seat during Turkey visit
[Summary] => MANILA, Philippines (Xinhua) - President Arroyo will lobby for the approval of the country's bid for an observer status in the influential Organization of the Islamic Conference (OIC) when she meets the Muslim bloc's leader on the sidelines of her state visit to Turkey this week, the government said today.
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[Title] => LOCAL NEWS: Malaysia to pull peace mission out of RP
[Summary] => KUALA LUMPUR (AP) -Malaysia will pull the remainder of its peacekeepers out of the southern Philippines this month, the foreign minister said today, signaling frustration with stalled talks between Manila and Muslim rebels.
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[Title] => Malaysian peace monitors coming
[Summary] => A nine-member advance party of Malaysian observers is set to fly to Mindanao shortly to prepare the ground for a mission of foreign ceasefire monitors ahead of peace talks between Manila and Muslim separatists, the two sides said yesterday.
Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) spokesman Eid Kabalu said the mission would arrive on March 14.
Military spokesman Lt. Gen. Rodolfo Garcia said the Malaysians were "arriving sooner than expected" but declined to give specific dates.
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[Title] => Arroyo back from US, Europe trip
[Summary] => President Arroyo returned yesterday after a trip to the United States and Europe where she lobbied for global aid to restore peace to the Muslim rebellion-wracked southern Philippines.
"I would like to report to you the nation that I had a very productive trip," Arroyo said in remarks on her return.
"Together with my delegation, we brought the cause of peace, security and development to important venues and events," said Mrs. Arroyo, who was welcomed by military chief Gen. Narciso Abaya and Cabinet members.
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[Title] => Malaysian envoy blames Pinoys for deportations
[Summary] => Malaysia’s ambassador said yesterday his country should not be blamed for the mass deportations of illegal Filipino workers and that Manila shares responsibility for crowding in Malaysian detention camps holding them.
"What’s going on is rather unfortunate but I stand by what I have said: It is the making of the Philippine people themselves," Malaysian Ambassador Mohamed Taufik told Associated Press Television News.
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MANILA AND MUSLIM
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[Title] => LOCAL NEWS: Malaysia to pull peace mission out of RP
[Summary] => KUALA LUMPUR (AP) -Malaysia will pull the remainder of its peacekeepers out of the southern Philippines this month, the foreign minister said today, signaling frustration with stalled talks between Manila and Muslim rebels.
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[Title] => Malaysian peace monitors coming
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Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) spokesman Eid Kabalu said the mission would arrive on March 14.
Military spokesman Lt. Gen. Rodolfo Garcia said the Malaysians were "arriving sooner than expected" but declined to give specific dates.
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[Title] => Arroyo back from US, Europe trip
[Summary] => President Arroyo returned yesterday after a trip to the United States and Europe where she lobbied for global aid to restore peace to the Muslim rebellion-wracked southern Philippines.
"I would like to report to you the nation that I had a very productive trip," Arroyo said in remarks on her return.
"Together with my delegation, we brought the cause of peace, security and development to important venues and events," said Mrs. Arroyo, who was welcomed by military chief Gen. Narciso Abaya and Cabinet members.
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[Title] => Malaysian envoy blames Pinoys for deportations
[Summary] => Malaysia’s ambassador said yesterday his country should not be blamed for the mass deportations of illegal Filipino workers and that Manila shares responsibility for crowding in Malaysian detention camps holding them.
"What’s going on is rather unfortunate but I stand by what I have said: It is the making of the Philippine people themselves," Malaysian Ambassador Mohamed Taufik told Associated Press Television News.
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