The executive director of IAG said achieving lasting peace will depend on the implementation of the peace agreement, and this may prove to be difficult due to “entrenched political and economic interests” | ABS-CBN News
Read more: 'Entrenched interests' stand in way of peace in Mindanao: analyst
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Five major factions and groups in Cordillera have converged to unify their ranks towards healing and reconciliation, as they strongly pushed for Cordillera autonomy as a step towards federalism.
A separate five-member Indigenous People panel will be tasked to get the issues affecting the Lumad communities that will be taken up in the peace negotiation of the government with the rebel groups | MindaNews
Read more: OPAPP creates panel to air Lumad issues in peace talks
Representatives from donor nations vowed to continuously monitor the progress of the peace talks between the Philippine Government and the MILF, after the announcement of Peace Process Secretary Jesus Dureza that the recently concluded Mindanao Trust Fund would extend beyond Bangsamoro beneficiaries | Manila Bulletin
Read more: Donor nations pledge support to expanded Mindanao Trust Fund
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