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DIGOS CITY -- An all-out war must be declared against the Moro Islamic Liberation Front and the Abu Sayyaf in Mindanao, former president Joseph Estrada said Tuesday.

Speaking over Mindanao-wide simulcast over Bombo Radyo Tuesday morning, Estrada said peace would never come to Mindanao if these groups continued to exist.

Estrada also said he was puzzled why the government continued to negotiate with the MILF when the rebel group proved to be not trustworthy.

“Enough with the talking; the people in Mindanao are still living in poverty and fear,” Estrada said.

• 50% of flu victims in their teens, pre-teens
• CBCP happy with poll automation development
• De Castro unveils good governance agenda
• Prayer power for Aquino spreads to Internet
• CBCP head favors partial poll automation
• Automation firms say machines 100% accurate
• Hundreds of Moro rebels slain—military