BTA shake-up tied to power shift

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COTABATO CITY — Bangsamoro Transition Authority (BTA) deputy speaker Lanang Ali Jr. linked his removal from office to what he described as a shift in leadership balance within the interim parliament.
Ali said the change reflects a transition from a Moro Islamic Liberation Front-led structure toward a more government-influenced setup as the Bangsamoro region moves closer to its first parliamentary elections.
The BTA has not yet issued a detailed public explanation for his removal. Analysts say leadership changes are expected as the transition body approaches the final phase of governance restructuring under the peace process framework.