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Bulatlat.com | Features | Nation | NewsAnomalies in the mid-term election in the Philippines
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Bulatlat.com | Features | Nation | NewsDear Tatay | For fathers in prison
Children of political prisoners talked about their fathers and sent out their messages to the man who nurtured them. Political prisoners are charged with common crimes such as murder, illegal possession of firearms and explosives, arson, among others to hide the political nature of their cases. For those interviewed by Bulatlat, their fathers are far…