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What does Misuari really want?
« on: September 11, 2013, 08:35:00 PM »
Deles asks: What does Misuari really want?

By Ina Andolong

Secretary Teresita Deles, the presidential adviser on the peace process, seemed to be at a loss for words at a press briefing in Malacañan on Wednesday.

She did quote a leader of the Moro National Liberation Front (MNLF), Abdul Sarin, on what spurred the armed face-off between government troops and MNLF rebels in Zamboanga City.

Deles said: "He said in his statement that 'this is about power'."

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Re: What does Misuari really want?
« Reply #1 on: September 11, 2013, 08:37:08 PM »


President Benigno Aquino III doubts that MNLF founder Nur Misuari, with his insatiable hunger for power, will ever be happy with any plans for Mindanao unless he is leader of the region.

Malacañan believes that what helped trigger the attack on Zamboanga City were accusations that the government abrogated the 1996 peace deal with the MNLF.

But Deles said it was Misuari who broke the peace deal by declaring independence last August, something never mentioned in peace pact.

Misuari has apparently been making more demands that the government can no longer accommodate since a final peace deal was already signed.

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Re: What does Misuari really want?
« Reply #2 on: September 11, 2013, 08:39:18 PM »
The demands include a provisional government for the MNLF and the expansion of territory, according to Deles.

The government and the MNLF are set to meet in Jogjakarta, Indonesia next week, to review of the 1996 final peace deal.

Deles said Misuari had agreed to attend the talks, noting that the MNLF requested travel papers and two others.

She added that it would no longer be a surprise if Misuari would end dissatisfied with the talks, the same way that he had consistently been unhappy in talks on the planned Bangsamoro entity in Mindanao.

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Re: What does Misuari really want?
« Reply #3 on: September 11, 2013, 08:40:21 PM »
"This pattern of behavior on the table should be looked at," Deles said. "What will make Misuari happy? It appears that all our work, with all the different factions, and all our work with the MNLF communities does not seem to make Misuari happy. Therefore, what does he want?"

She said she found it puzzling that Misuari kept complaining about not having any participation in the ongoing peace process because he had always been invited to meetings.

But, with or without Misuari's support, the government is still keen on pursuing peace, especially with other factions of the MNLF openly supporting the peace process.

"All the more that we should continue the peace talks," Secretary Edwin Lacierda, presidential spokesperson, said. "There are many stakeholders beyond that faction of Nur Misuari."

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Re: What does Misuari really want?
« Reply #4 on: September 11, 2013, 08:41:25 PM »
In a statement, the government and the Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) condemned the attack on Zamboanga City, saying: "Those behind the continued acts of violence in Mindanao do not want the current peace process between the government and the Moro Islamic Liberation Front to succeed. Their actions intend to derail the process using violence and disinformation to spread fear and chaos in Mindanao."

They said perpetrators should be held accountable.

Meanwhile, the Department of Justice and the Philippine National Police (PNP) have started gathering evidence to support charges that will be filed against Misuari and others, according to Justice Secretary Leila de Lima.

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Re: What does Misuari really want?
« Reply #5 on: September 11, 2013, 08:42:29 PM »
Deles admitted that she had no clue yet what it would take to stop restive groups in Mindanao from resorting to violence.

She said that people close to Misuari might hold the key to keeping attacks at bay.

But added that the public should no longer be surprised with attacks, which are usually part of the price to pay to finish the peace process.

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