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[Title] => P63.5 M earmarked for 3 Sallam bridges
[Summary] => COTABATO CITY — Malacañang and the British government have earmarked P63.5 million for the construction, under the Sallam (Peace) Bridge Project, of three steel bridges connecting isolated Muslim-dominated areas to the city proper to complement the Southern Mindanao peace process.
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[Title] => Soldiers told: Stay neutral in 2004 polls
[Summary] => CAMP SIONGCO, Maguindanao — Newly installed Army chief Major Gen. Efren Abu prodded soldiers in Central Mindanao the other day to stay neutral in next year’s synchronized local and national elections.
Abu also prodded them to continue carrying out rehabilitation projects in the region to complement Malacañang’s peace initiatives with local separatist forces.
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[Title] => Army’s Sallam Unit gains headway on peace front
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KABUNTALAN, Maguindanao – The Army’s newly activated Sallam Unit is cutting a new path to peace, one far from being bloody and painful.
The Sallam (which means peace) Unit, composed of soldiers from the 6th Infantry Division and 57th Infantry Battalion, treated 600 people afflicted with various ailments and circumcised 240 children, mostly dependents of Moro Islamic Liberation Front rebels, here the other day.
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Abu also prodded them to continue carrying out rehabilitation projects in the region to complement Malacañang’s peace initiatives with local separatist forces.
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The Sallam (which means peace) Unit, composed of soldiers from the 6th Infantry Division and 57th Infantry Battalion, treated 600 people afflicted with various ailments and circumcised 240 children, mostly dependents of Moro Islamic Liberation Front rebels, here the other day.
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