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DATU AURELIO TALIBONG JR.

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Bloodshed looms over land dispute in Caraga’s Mt. Mayapay

By Ben Serrano | January 31, 2006 - 12:00am

BUTUAN CITY — Various tribes of indigenous people in the Caraga Region who are claiming that majority of the lands in the more than 7,000-hectare Mt. Mayapay belong to their ancestral domain warned of bloodshed...

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