THE Kidapawan Encounter is tragic and deserves utmost attention of a nation that not only prides itself in democracy and respect for human rights but also exhibits the potential for business growth. Fortunately, there has so far been a free flow of information in bringing to the fore the issues that Filipino farmers face. Unfortunately, the discourse tends to be stuck in political rhetoric.
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