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Officials of Bagong Alyansang Makabayan, Kilusang Mayo Uno and Gabriela Women's Party yesterday held a press conference to deny the accusations of former rebel leader Pastor "Jun" Alcover and urge the provincial government to concentrate on providing social services to its constituents instead of all-out war against the leftist movement.
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KILUSANG MAYO UNO AND GABRIELA WOMEN
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Officials of Bagong Alyansang Makabayan, Kilusang Mayo Uno and Gabriela Women's Party yesterday held a press conference to deny the accusations of former rebel leader Pastor "Jun" Alcover and urge the provincial government to concentrate on providing social services to its constituents instead of all-out war against the leftist movement.
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