CAPIZ — There was a time when Jerry Juntado and his fellow Aeta farmers had little choice but to put their harvest on their backs and walk. Corn. Sweet potatoes. Coconuts. Bananas. Cassava. Whatever the land yielded had to be carried across rugged, unpaved roads from their remote community in Dumarao, Capiz — a punishing […]
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