Cardinal Orlando Quevedo expresses his sentiments on the Bangsamoro people’s longing for genuine peace in Mindanao following Congress’ failure to enact the proposed Bangsamoro Basic Law during a press briefing at the Bishops’ Palace in Cotabato City on Thursday. With Quevedo is Philippine Information Agency-12, executive director Olivia Sudaria. OMAR MANGORSI
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