BAGUIO CITY: Government leaders in the Cordillera have expressed support for a new agrarian reform program that respects the indigenous peoples’ right to ancestral domain.

During the two-day regional consultation on the Comprehensive Agreement on Socio-economic Reforms (Caser) called by the government peace panel, the Regional Development Council and the Regional Peace and Order Council in the Cordillera recently, the regional leaders were one with the peace panel’s tact on crafting a new agrarian reform program to arrest the “root of the agrarian unrest” fueling the country’s insurgency problem.

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