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[Title] => Probe launched over Benguet's stolen mummies
[Summary] => The government’s tribal rights body, the National Commission on Indigenous Peoples (NCIP) is probing proof on ‘stolen rights’ of the indigenous peoples in Kabayan town in Benguet over stolen mummies, which is part of their cultural heritage.
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[AuthorName] => Artemio Dumlao
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[Title] => Suspended LU mayor yields post peacefully
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SAN FERNANDO, La Union — The mayor of Sudipen, La Union yielded his post peacefully yesterday after the Office of the Ombudsman suspended him for three months for alleged abuse of authority, gross negligence and betrayal of public trust.
Mayor Alexander Buquing told The STAR in a phone interview that he decided to give way for the good of the municipality, adding though that he would still contest his suspension because he was denied due process.
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SAN FERNANDO, La Union — The mayor of Sudipen, La Union yielded his post peacefully yesterday after the Office of the Ombudsman suspended him for three months for alleged abuse of authority, gross negligence and betrayal of public trust.
Mayor Alexander Buquing told The STAR in a phone interview that he decided to give way for the good of the municipality, adding though that he would still contest his suspension because he was denied due process.
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