Cotabato Gov. Emmylou TaliΓ±o-Mendoza urged graduating criminology interns to put community service, public trust and peacebuilding at the center of their future careers in the Philippine National Police.
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Business leaders, peace advocates and Moro National Liberation Front veterans have pledged support for the newly elected Bangsamoro parliament, raising hopes that political stability and investor confidence will translate into jobs, livelihoods…
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MNLF veterans and two Region 12 governors have pledged support for Chief Minister Abdulrauf Macacua's peacebuilding and development agenda as the newly elected Bangsamoro Parliament begins its work.
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Abdulrauf Macacua secured 51 votes to become Bangsamoro chief minister, defeating former leader Ahod Ebrahim in the inaugural session of the newly elected 80-member parliament.
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BARMM and the Zamboanga Peninsula recorded illicit cigarette incidence rates above 80%, far exceeding the Philippine national rate of 16.3%.
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Hundreds of troops and police officers, backed by combat vehicles, have been deployed across Cotabato City ahead of the Oct. 30 opening of the newly elected Bangsamoro parliament, as lawmakers prepare to…
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President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has reaffirmed the national governmentβs commitment to respecting Bangsamoro autonomy and democratic institutions following the formation of a 46-member majority coalition in the newly elected Bangsamoro Parliament. The…
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Bangsamoro Interim Chief Minister Abdulraof Macacua has vowed to build an inclusive government that bridges political divisions and serves all communities, as 46 elected lawmakers form a coalition majority in the Bangsamoro…
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The Bangsamoro Federalist Party has secured a 46-member coalition in the 80-seat Bangsamoro Parliament, giving it a majority to organize the regionβs first regular government after historic parliamentary elections.
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Muslim, Christian and indigenous communities have been praised for helping maintain peace during the first Bangsamoro parliamentary elections, as military and police officials vowed to strengthen cooperation ahead of future polls.
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Abdulraof Macacua is emerging as the preferred choice to remain Bangsamoro chief minister, with local executives expressing confidence he will win the support of the newly elected parliament.
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A physician known as βDoc Jojoβ for bringing medical missions to poor Bangsamoro communities is gaining support from mayors, barangay officials and Moro leaders in his bid for a BARMM parliament seat.
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