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Philippine President calls on rebels to surrender

Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte has called on militant leaders, who were temporarily freed from detention to participate in peace negotiations, to surrender.
 Philippine President calls on rebels to surrender ảnh 1Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte has called on militant leaders to surrender. (Photo: Reuters)

Hanoi (VNA) – Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte has called onmilitant leaders, who were temporarily freed from detention to participate inpeace negotiations, to surrender.

In a speech in San Miguel, a town north of Manila, Duterte said on November 24 thathe had freed up to 40 detained leaders to show that his administration wassincere in talking pace with insurgents.

“I’m ordering those I have released temporarily to surrender or again face punitiveactions. I released you because I thought it might help you”, he said in amilitary camp in Fort Magsaysay in Nueva Ecija province.

He issued the warning a day after he decided to terminate peace negotiationswith the rebel groups.

The Philippine Government has been trying to reach a peace deal with the rebelsbut has failed to make headway.

Peace negotiationswith the revels were first suspended in 2011, and though Duterte’sadministration revived the talks in August last year, the talks have boggeddown, partly due to a series of attacks launched by rebels against troops andcivilians.

Conflicts between the government and armed groups, which began in 1969, havekilled some 30,000 people.-VNA
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