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KENDALL PEREZ AND MELANIE MACABARE

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Samar politics merge two opposing groups

October 16, 2015 - 10:00am

Amid the “controversial agreement” that seemingly merged the previously opposing camps in Catbalogan City, a mixture of dominant yellow- and red-shirted people marched the city streets to show their common...

Freeman Region