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5 Maguindanao families agree to end years of ‘rido’

By John Unson | June 23, 2014 - 12:00am

The Sarosong and Mohmin families, locked in a 17-year “rido” (clan war) that had left 27 people dead on both sides, never thought they could ever live in peace again – until they signed a truce...

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