MARIT STINUS-CABUGON

THE July 21 ambush in Guihulngan City that saw the New People’s Army kill six policemen signaled an escalation of violence in this city. Two days after, 28-year-old Glenn Absin, who had once been charged with rebellion, was shot dead in front of his four-year-old son. The following day, Alberto Tecson, the local leader of a fisherfolk group, was killed in front of his two children.

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