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Lt. Col. Christopher Estella, commanding officer of the Army’s 21st Infantry Battalion, said he probed the report that his men "ransacked" the office of the Tomiangan Unity for Progress and Action (TUPAC) last Aug. 10 and it turned out to be untrue.


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                    [Summary] => TABUK, Kalinga — Soldiers reportedly swooped down on the headquarters of a people’s organization here last Aug. 10 and tore down posters of the Bayan Muna party-list group, a human rights activist said.


Members of the Army’s 21st Infantry Battalion, led by a certain 1Lt. Del Rosario, allegedly barged into the multi-purpose hall in Tomiangan, Barangay Dupag where the Tomiangan Unity for Progress and Action (TUPAC) holds office. 


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Lt. Col. Christopher Estella, commanding officer of the Army’s 21st Infantry Battalion, said he probed the report that his men "ransacked" the office of the Tomiangan Unity for Progress and Action (TUPAC) last Aug. 10 and it turned out to be untrue.


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Army officer denies ‘raid’ on Kalinga group’s HQ

By Artemio Dumlao | August 28, 2005 - 12:00am

BAGUIO CITY — The military has denied having swooped down on the headquarters of a Kalinga-based civil society group, describing the allegation as "a blatant lie, malicious and concocted." Lt. Col....

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Soldiers swoop down on Kalinga group’s HQ

By Artemio Dumlao | August 25, 2005 - 12:00am

TABUK, Kalinga — Soldiers reportedly swooped down on the headquarters of a people’s organization here last Aug. 10 and tore down posters of the Bayan Muna party-list group, a human rights activist said. Members...

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