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Abdulraof Macacua, a Filipino politician, has been appointed as the Chief Minister, governing the Bangsamoro people.

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Abdulraof Macacua, a Filipino politician, has been appointed as the Chief Minister, governing the Bangsamoro people.

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  1. Abdulraof Macacua won the election and became the chief minister of the Bangsamoro region.1 source
  2. Macacua officially won the election and was elected Chief Minister of Bangsamoro.1 source
  3. Macacua's election as Chief Minister concludes the transition authority in the Bangsamoro region.1 source
  4. President Marcos is scheduled to attend a session in Cotabato City.1 source
  5. Parliament is organizing Bangsamoro's first government, with Macacua promising an inclusive administration.1 source
  6. Macacua advocates for Bangsamoro autonomy while the government utilizes parliamentary structures.1 source
  7. Political tensions intensified in the region where Macacua governs.1 source
  8. The interim chief minister's convoy was attacked on August 1st.1 source
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  1. Marcos and Duterte make key appointments and changes to the BARMM chief ministership.1 source
  2. Abdulraof Macacua appointed as Chief Minister of the BARMM, governing the Bangsamoro people.1 source

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