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Barican said the attacks could only capture headlines and encourage other
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stop bombings and other terrorist acts to compel oil companies to roll back
prices of gasoline and other fuel products.

Barican issued the statement following a rash of bomb blasts at the Department
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Ex-rebel leader sworn in as House member

By Paolo Romero | May 29, 2014 - 12:00am

A former commander of the communist hit squad Alex Boncayao Brigade was sworn in as the 290th member of the House of Representatives last night.

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Palace to ABB: Terrorism won't lower oil prices

By Paolo Romero | March 6, 2000 - 12:00am

Terrorism won't bring down oil prices. Presidential Spokesman Fernando Barican urged yesterday the communist rebels to stop bombings and other terrorist acts to compel oil companies to roll back prices of gasoline...

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