Yesterday morning, in Kidapawan City, N. Cotabato, the Aquino regime once more added a page of horror to its well-established record of heartless cruelty to victims of poverty and injustice.
At about 11 a.m. Friday, the regime’s militarized PNP, directed by national and local officials, violently--and lethally-- dispersed farmers and their families begging for food, demanding more serious government attention to their miseries. They had punctuated their protest by occupying a segment of the Cotabato-Davao highway at Kidapawan.
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