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Batangas farmers push back against red-tagging by 59th IBPA

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“Our livelihoods were destroyed by the storm. Now, they want to destroy our lives too. If something bad happens to us, it is the 59th IBPA who must be held accountable.” By Shan Kenshin Ecaldre Bulatlat.com CABUYAO, Laguna – For farmer-leader Ayrene Marasigan of Alyansa ng Magbubukid sa Batangas (AMK), what should have been a simple demand for justice after Typhoon Kristine turned into a nightmare of threats and red-tagging. On August 22, two me…
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Bulatlat broke the news in on Tuesday, September 9, 2025.
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