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"This is sheer foolishness and it should be ignored," Enrile said.

Earlier, Sen. Renato Cayetano described as "treason" the official
acknowledgment of Camp Abubakar and at least 47 other rebel camps as MILF
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RAMOS HIGHWAY

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Moro Islamic Liberation Front announced the other day that it was ready to
resume negotiations for peace, without preconditions. The announcement was made
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Liberation Front as "MILF territory."

"This is sheer foolishness and it should be ignored," Enrile said.

Earlier, Sen. Renato Cayetano described as "treason" the official
acknowledgment of Camp Abubakar and at least 47 other rebel camps as MILF
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Another stab at peace

By by Editorial | May 24, 2000 - 12:00am

Another round of peace negotiations, but this time with the government refusing to observe a ceasefire. After days of being pounded by government troops, the Moro Islamic Liberation Front announced the other...

Opinion

Enrile to gov't: Stop recognizing MILF territories

By Efren Danao | May 19, 2000 - 12:00am

Sen. Juan Ponce Enrile urged the government yesterday to disregard the document signed by its peace negotiators acknowledging some camps of the Moro Islamic Liberation Front as "MILF territory." "This is sheer...

Headlines