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Tuesday’s gunbattle between government troops and the New People’s Army (NPA) in Sta. Ignacia town left at least 18 rebels dead. 


The military considers Sta. Ignacia a stronghold of the NPA’s Oscar Estrada Command. 


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Residents of Barangays Manggang Marikit, Bagong Barrio, Escaño and Yuson marched to the Guimba town proper where they held a prayer rally.


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Troops keep up search for Tarlac rebels

February 3, 2006 - 12:00am

SAN JOSE (AFP) — Nearly 1,000 soldiers kept up their sweep through villages and caves in three Tarlac towns after a deadly clash earlier this week, the military said. Tuesday’s gunbattle between government...

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N. Ecija folk hit NPA abuses

By James Mananghaya | December 11, 2005 - 12:00am

FORT MAGSAYSAY, Nueva Ecija — Some 3,000 placard-bearing residents of four far-flung villages in Guimba town trooped to the streets yesterday to condemn what they claimed were the "abusive" practices...

Nation