Ex-BARMM MPs form group to help start new regional government

Inquirer.net - Sep 26, 2026

COTABATO CITY — Even if they are no longer sitting in the regional legislature, former members of parliament (MPs) organized themselves and offered help in shaping the future of the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (BARMM). The former MPs said they intend the new group to be their platform for them to contribute to the

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