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The Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao in the Philippines held its first parliamentary election on Monday, marking a significant step towards self-rule after years of conflict. While the election was largely peaceful, incidents of violence were reported, including a shooting that resulted in three deaths. The election will determine 80 parliamentary seats in a region with nearly 2.4 million voters.
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The Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao in the Philippines held its first parliamentary election on Monday, marking a significant step towards self-rule after years of conflict. While the election was largely peaceful, incidents of violence were reported, including a shooting that resulted in three deaths. The election will determine 80 parliamentary seats in a region with nearly 2.4 million voters.
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After decades of insurgency, Muslim region in Philippines votes in its first parliamentary election
Philippines' Bangsamoro Region Holds First Parliamentary Election