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                    [Title] => Abra rebels belie troops claim of killing guerrillas
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Communist guerrillas on Tuesday evening belied the military and police’s claim of killing four New People's Army rebels in an encounter in Lagangilang town in Abra on January 30.

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                    [Title] => 6 soldiers slain in Abra attacks, NPA claims
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Six soldiers were reportedly killed in attacks in a remote village in  upland Lacub town in Abra, days after communist rebels ambushed three  military trucks in Ifugao province, killing 11 soldiers and a civilian, a  spokesman of the New People’s Army (NPA) said yesterday.
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                    [Title] => Abra soldier killed by alleged former rebel
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An Abra-based soldier was reportedly killed by a former rebel over a heated argument during a drinking spree in remote Licuan Baay town, here. 
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                    [Title] => Reds won’t allow ex-comrade to campaign
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ITOGON, Benguet – Communist guerillas in Abra will not allow their former comrade – Bucloc town mayor Mailed Molina – to campaign in supposed rebel-controlled areas.   


Diego Wadagan, spokesman of the New People’s Army’s Abra-based Agustin Begnalen Command, said Molina, who is running for congressman, "is not qualified to be issued (a campaign) permit."


This, despite the claims of Molina and his wife, Dang, also a former NPA guerrilla, that their former comrades have thrown their support behind his candidacy.


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                    [Title] => NPA: Abra pols to pay ‘campaign fees’
                    [Summary] => BANGUED, Abra — So, you want to run for a public office in this province?


Aside from the usual expenses that politicians have to shoulder in the coming elections, aspiring public servants here will have to pay a so-called "permit-to-campaign (PTC) fee" to the New People’s Army (NPA) in exchange for a chance to solicit votes inside rebel-controlled areas.


Diego Wadagan, spokesman of the Abra-based Agustin Begnalen Command, said they will impose the fee in areas where "Red political power has been established."


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                    [Title] => Abra NPA checking men’s role in assassination of Mayor Benwaren
                    [Summary] => BANGUED, Abra — The Abra-based Agustin Begnalen Command of the Communist Party of the Philippines-New People’s Army (CPP-NPA) is still verifying from its operating field units if communist assassins did Tineg Mayor Clarence Benwaren in.


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ITOGON, Benguet – Communist guerillas in Abra will not allow their former comrade – Bucloc town mayor Mailed Molina – to campaign in supposed rebel-controlled areas.   


Diego Wadagan, spokesman of the New People’s Army’s Abra-based Agustin Begnalen Command, said Molina, who is running for congressman, "is not qualified to be issued (a campaign) permit."


This, despite the claims of Molina and his wife, Dang, also a former NPA guerrilla, that their former comrades have thrown their support behind his candidacy.


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Aside from the usual expenses that politicians have to shoulder in the coming elections, aspiring public servants here will have to pay a so-called "permit-to-campaign (PTC) fee" to the New People’s Army (NPA) in exchange for a chance to solicit votes inside rebel-controlled areas.


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