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Joined by more than 500 supporters, Ma. Libertine Asperin, widow of Felimon Asperin Jr., slain election registrar of Bauang town, and her five children, led the victims’ families in launching the campaign at the city’s public plaza followed by a protest march and a Mass officiated by Bishop Artemio Rillera at the St. William Cathedral.


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Joined by more than 500 supporters, Ma. Libertine Asperin, widow of Felimon Asperin Jr., slain election registrar of Bauang town, and her five children, led the victims’ families in launching the campaign at the city’s public plaza followed by a protest march and a Mass officiated by Bishop Artemio Rillera at the St. William Cathedral.


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La Union killings: Victims’ families launch fund drive

October 12, 2006 - 12:00am

SAN FERNANDO, La Union — The families of at least 21 victims of "political killings" in La Union kicked off a fund-raising campaign yesterday to help them hire private lawyers to seek justice. Joined...

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