Private armies in the Philippines : the warlord's way.
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Economist 20-26 February 2010, p.26Summary: The Ampatuan clan has ruled Maguindanao province in the Philippines for many years with the aid, it is said, of bribes and a private army. This short account highlights the strongman basis of politics in the Philippines.
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The Ampatuan clan has ruled Maguindanao province in the Philippines for many years with the aid, it is said, of bribes and a private army. This short account highlights the strongman basis of politics in the Philippines.
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