Mamasapano's shadow continues to hound President Aquino. In his speech at the PNPA, the President explained the incident, but stopped short of apologizing.
The Bangsamoro will not be a separate state, and other quick facts on the BBL according to OPAPP.
Following its probe on the Mamasapano incident, the Moro Islamic Liberation Front submitted its 35-page report containing its findings and recommendations to the International Monitoring Team on March 24.
The Bangsamoro women are pinning their hopes on the Bangsamoro Basic Law (BBL) as a key legislation that could potentially usher peace and development in the troubled region, but the deliberations on the proposed law in Congress have been stalled following the tragic January 25 Mamasapano encounter.
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A survey showing that 44 percent of Filipinos are against the passage of the proposed Bangsamoro Basic Law is based on the views of a public misinformed about the contents of the bill, government peace panel chief Miriam Coronel-Ferrer said | Philippine Star