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                    [Title] => Reds vow to ‘punish’ activist doc’s attackers
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LA TRINIDAD, Benguet — Communist guerrillas vowed to "punish" those who ambushed the Kalinga chairman of the militant party-list group Bayan Muna and his family last Monday.


The ambush left Dr. Constancio Claver seriously wounded, with the bullets hitting his liver and kidney. His wife, Alice, was killed, while their 11-year-old daughter Cassandra was unharmed but is still in a state of shock. 


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                    [Title] => Rebs vows to step up Kalinga attacks
                    [Summary] => LA TRINIDAD, Benguet — Despite the rainy season, communist rebels in Kalinga vowed to step up attacks against government troops and transnational mining firms.


Daniel Gibon, spokesman of the Cordillera People’s Democratic Front, warned that they would heighten their "tactical offensives" as part of fetad or the indigenous people’s war against transnational mining companies for encroaching on their tribal land.


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                    [Title] => AFP: NPA rebels massing in strike-torn Benguet town
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The Army’s 77th Infantry Battalion has deployed a unit in Mankayan after communist guerrillas were reportedly sighted moving around the town.


An Army officer, who requested not to be identified, said they have uncovered a plan by the NPA to attack the facilities of the Lepanto Consolidated Mining Co., as it did more than a decade ago, to cripple its mining operations.


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                    [Title] => Clear and present danger - Why And Why Not
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struggles that are spilling over to the long-troubled southern frontier.
Perhaps both ugly scenarios apply, although it's not easy to determine where
one begins and the other ends.

All we know is that everybody's pointing fingers at each other.
Malacañang piously insists the Muslims, this time the Maguindanao-based
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yesterday.

In a statement, Barican said the Estrada administration is ready to resume
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The ambush left Dr. Constancio Claver seriously wounded, with the bullets hitting his liver and kidney. His wife, Alice, was killed, while their 11-year-old daughter Cassandra was unharmed but is still in a state of shock. 


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Daniel Gibon, spokesman of the Cordillera People’s Democratic Front, warned that they would heighten their "tactical offensives" as part of fetad or the indigenous people’s war against transnational mining companies for encroaching on their tribal land.


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The Army’s 77th Infantry Battalion has deployed a unit in Mankayan after communist guerrillas were reportedly sighted moving around the town.


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struggles that are spilling over to the long-troubled southern frontier.
Perhaps both ugly scenarios apply, although it's not easy to determine where
one begins and the other ends.

All we know is that everybody's pointing fingers at each other.
Malacañang piously insists the Muslims, this time the Maguindanao-based
Moro Islamic Liberation Front, is behind this most recent terrorist campaign.
The MILF, seconded by its 
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In a statement, Barican said the Estrada administration is ready to resume
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Barican issued the statement after Jose Ma.
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