Incumbent Mangudadatu proclaimed Maguindanao governor
Businessman kidnapped in Maguindanao
Arch-foes Ampatuans, Mangudadatus leading in respective races
1 wounded as fracas becomes gunfight in Maguindanao town
Convoy of Maguindanao gov's son receives sniper fire
Reports of poll-related violence, malfunctioning voting machines reach PPCRV as election closes
Two more shot dead after school exec’s slay in Maguindanao
Blast doesn't stop vote in Maguindanao capital but gunfire, grenades disrupt polls in Datu Unsay
Head teacher of Maguindanao school gunned down
Fire razes LP HQ in Maguindanao
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Village chief slain in Maguindanao IED attack
4 kids die in second diarrhea outbreak in Maguindanao this April
Home of former Maguindanao mayor raked with bullets
Maguindanao tutors worried about security during May 13 polls
Spike in TB alarms Maguindanao health officials
SIDEBAR: Cash for cops and soldiers
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Child, 3, dies, 40 others treated for diarrhea in Maguindanao
Diarrhea outbreak in Maguindanao kills one, downs 51 others

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Impunity and violence against journalists are global problems. The map above tags places around the world where media workers have been killed in the line of duty. Data on the Philippines (in red) is gathered and kept by the Center for Media Freedom and Responsibility (CMFR) and the National Union of Journalists of the Philippines (NUJP), and goes back to 1986. The statistics from the rest of the world illustrated here come from the Committee to Protect Journalists, which began recording journalist killings in 1992. (InterAksyon Research)