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"The affected families remained firm that there would be no eviction unless they could be provided with an acceptable relocation site," Lorie Simon, 40, Barangay Tonsuya councilor, told The STAR.


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Malabon squatters warn of more bloody confrontation

By Pete Laude | March 14, 2005 - 12:00am

Despite Malacanang’s assurance of full support for their relocation, the 4,000 families in Malabon City that are the subject of a court-ordered eviction, remained adamant that they would not vacate the lot...

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