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Randy Malayao led singing of this Ilocano revolutionary song
After the first round of formal peace negotiations between the National Democratic Front of the Philippines (NDFP) and the Duterte government in Oslo, Norway in August 2016, the NDFP organized a solidarity event in its base in Utrecht, The Netherlands. It was attended by the NDFP consultants, mostly newly-freed, the Filipino expats from all over…
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Senate sends Faeldon to Pasay jail; Palace won’t intervene
Published January 31, 2018, 12:09 AM By Genalyn D. Kabiling and Chito A. Chavez Former Customs Commissioner Nicanor E. Faeldon was transferred to the Pasay City Jail on orders of the Senate which had earlier cited him in contempt over his refusal to appear before its hearing of the P6.4-billion illegal drugs shipment from China….