Voting starts in Philippines' south after three killed in election violence
Both outlets reported that voting began in the Philippines’ Muslim-majority south under heightened security following election-eve violence that killed three and wounded 15. Aaj News described the vote as “historic” and mentioned it is “seen as a crucial” moment, while Dunya News framed the election as a test of the region’s peace process.
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Voting starts in Philippines' south after three killed in election violence
Voting began in the Philippines’ Muslim-majority south under heightened security after election-eve violence killed three and wounded 15, as the historic poll tests the region’s peace process.
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Voting starts in Philippines' south after three killed in election violence
Voting began on Monday in the Philippines’ Muslim-majority south under heightened security after three people were killed and 15 wounded in violence on the eve of the historic election. The vote is seen as a crucial test of efforts seeking to bring lasting peace and development to a region once torn by separatist conflict and extremism, which peaked in the 2017 siege of Marawi City by Islamic...
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