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    MANILA, Philippines – Can a Muslim village in Taguig City become part of the new Bangsamoro political entity? This is one of the questions about the Bangsamoro framework agreement that puzzled lawmakers who belonged to the minority bloc of the House of Representatives, led by minority leader Ronaldo Zamora. In the minority briefing on Wednesday, Zamora said though the deal cited the core areas that would compose the entity replacing the Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (ARMM), it also said that at least 10 percent of qualified voters in other “contiguous areas” may ask for their inclusion in the new region. “One area in Taguig which is Maharlika Village is 100 percent Muslim… Suppose somebody decide to try to campaign in Taguig and try to get it. Do you end up with a plebiscite?” Zamora asked. “Did you see anything that excludes San Juan, for instance, having a plebiscite? They may fit somebody is able to get 10 percent,” he added. Zamora noted that though the agreement said the 10 percent pertained to qualified voters, there is still a need to determine the “magic 10 percent.” “How do you determine the magic 10 percent? What is it?” Zamora said. The area may be included in the Bangsamoro once at least 10 percent of voters approve of it in a plebiscite, the agreement read. “Areas which are contiguous and outside the core territory where there are substantial populations of the Bangsamoro may opt anytime to be part of the territory upon petition of at least ten percent of the residents and approved by a majority of qualified voters in a plebiscite,” the agreement read. Zamora said the delay in filing the law made it difficult for lawmakers to respond to questions about the law that they have yet to read. “A few congressmen expressed the difficulty of dealing with the agreement that they have not yet seen, but that is already being talked about, yet they have nothing definite to go about it,” the minority leader said. According to the agreement, the core area of Bangsamoro is composed of the present ARMM, municipalities of Baloi, Munai, Nunungan, Pantar, Tagoloan and Tangkal in Lanao Del Norte, as well as all other barangays in the municipalities of Kabacan, Carmen, Aleosan, Pigkawayan, Pikit and Midsayap that voted for inclusion in ARMM in 2001.

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    MANILA, Philippines – Can a Muslim village in Taguig City become part of the new Bangsamoro political entity? This is one of the questions about the Bangsamoro framework agreement that puzzled lawmakers who belonged to the minority bloc of the House of Representatives, led by minority leader Ronaldo Zamora. In the minority briefing on Wednesday, Zamora said though the deal cited the core areas that would compose the entity replacing the Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (ARMM), it also said that at least 10 percent of qualified voters in other “contiguous areas” may ask for their inclusion in the new region. “One area in Taguig which is Maharlika Village is 100 percent Muslim… Suppose somebody decide to try to campaign in Taguig and try to get it. Do you end up with a plebiscite?” Zamora asked. “Did you see anything that excludes San Juan, for instance, having a plebiscite? They may fit somebody is able to get 10 percent,” he added. Zamora noted that though the agreement said the 10 percent pertained to qualified voters, there is still a need to determine the “magic 10 percent.” “How do you determine the magic 10 percent? What is it?” Zamora said. The area may be included in the Bangsamoro once at least 10 percent of voters approve of it in a plebiscite, the agreement read. “Areas which are contiguous and outside the core territory where there are substantial populations of the Bangsamoro may opt anytime to be part of the territory upon petition of at least ten percent of the residents and approved by a majority of qualified voters in a plebiscite,” the agreement read. Zamora said the delay in filing the law made it difficult for lawmakers to respond to questions about the law that they have yet to read. “A few congressmen expressed the difficulty of dealing with the agreement that they have not yet seen, but that is already being talked about, yet they have nothing definite to go about it,” the minority leader said. According to the agreement, the core area of Bangsamoro is composed of the present ARMM, municipalities of Baloi, Munai, Nunungan, Pantar, Tagoloan and Tangkal in Lanao Del Norte, as well as all other barangays in the municipalities of Kabacan, Carmen, Aleosan, Pigkawayan, Pikit and Midsayap that voted for inclusion in ARMM in 2001.

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    Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao

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    Jason Heducos Nang
    MANILA, Philippines – Can a Muslim village in Taguig City become part of the new Bangsamoro political entity? This is one of the questions about the Bangsamoro framework agreement that puzzled lawmakers who belonged to the minority bloc of the House of Representatives, led by minority leader Ronaldo Zamora. In the minority briefing on Wednesday, Zamora said though the deal cited the core areas that would compose the entity replacing the Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (ARMM), it also said that at least 10 percent of qualified voters in other “contiguous areas” may ask for their inclusion in the new region. “One area in Taguig which is Maharlika Village is 100 percent Muslim… Suppose somebody decide to try to campaign in Taguig and try to get it. Do you end up with a plebiscite?” Zamora asked. “Did you see anything that excludes San Juan, for instance, having a plebiscite? They may fit somebody is able to get 10 percent,” he added. Zamora noted that though the agreement said the 10 percent pertained to qualified voters, there is still a need to determine the “magic 10 percent.” “How do you determine the magic 10 percent? What is it?” Zamora said. The area may be included in the Bangsamoro once at least 10 percent of voters approve of it in a plebiscite, the agreement read. “Areas which are contiguous and outside the core territory where there are substantial populations of the Bangsamoro may opt anytime to be part of the territory upon petition of at least ten percent of the residents and approved by a majority of qualified voters in a plebiscite,” the agreement read. Zamora said the delay in filing the law made it difficult for lawmakers to respond to questions about the law that they have yet to read. “A few congressmen expressed the difficulty of dealing with the agreement that they have not yet seen, but that is already being talked about, yet they have nothing definite to go about it,” the minority leader said. According to the agreement, the core area of Bangsamoro is composed of the present ARMM, municipalities of Baloi, Munai, Nunungan, Pantar, Tagoloan and Tangkal in Lanao Del Norte, as well as all other barangays in the municipalities of Kabacan, Carmen, Aleosan, Pigkawayan, Pikit and Midsayap that voted for inclusion in ARMM in 2001.

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    Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (Bangsamoro

    (ARMM) Filipino: Magsasariling Relihiyon ng Muslim Mindanao


    Provinces Population Major Products Religion festivals
    Basilan (except Isabela
    City)
    Lanao del Sur
    Maguindanao
    Sulu
    Tawi-Tawi
    Capital Region
    Cotabato City
    4.1 Million Banana
    Durian
    Corn
    Pineapple
    Rice
    Coconut/copra
    Islam Maguindanao
    June 12-20 (araw ng Cotabato, Charter Day)
    July 16 (Our Lady of Mt. Carmel) Parang
    Oct 1 (St. Therese of Child Jesus) Datu Piang
    Dec. 15-19 (Sharif kabaunwaran Festival)
    Cotabato City
    Sulu
    Second week of Aug. (Raja Baguinda Festival)
    Jolo
    Lanao del Sur
    April 10-15 (kalilang sa Lanao, Foundation Day)
    Islamic City of Marawi
    April (14-16 ( Lami-Lamitan Festival) Lamitan,
    Basilan
    Tourist Place Cultural
    heritage
    Geography: 2 geographical areas
    1. Maguindanao
    Camp Gen. Salipada K.
    Pendatun (Parang
    Municipality)
    Tombs of Sultan Kudarat
    and Datu Mastura
    Limpongo HotSpring
    (Sharif Aquak)
    Kiga Falls, Sapala Fall and
    Tabuan Falls (Upi)
    Princess Tarhata Shrine
    (Maubuh Patikul)
    Malawi Island at Basilan
    Panampangan Island or
    Virgin Island (Tawi-Tawi)
    Kulintan
    g
    Gong
    Lanao del Sur and Maguindanao (except
    Cotabato City) is in Southern Mindanao
    Island provinces of Basilan (except Isabela City)
    Sulu and Tawi-Tawi is in the Sulu archipelago
    Tota area: 12, 288 km
    2



    Prepared by: Shane may P. Tabucuran
    BSED II T.L.E

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