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Two Angels for the Bugsuk tribe

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By Francessca AbalosBulatlat.com MANILA – “Gratitude” is a word that Molbog youth leader Angelica Nasiron, 27, constantly uses when talking about the student movement Ateneo Para sa Bugsuk (APARSUK) and its co-head, 21, Angel Rose Sarmiento. Amid harassment over San Miguel Corporation (SMC)’s attempts to displace the community, Nasiron said her fellow indigenous residents of Sitio Marihangin in Palawan’s Bugsuk Island remain thankful for the sup…
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Two Angels for the Bugsuk tribe

By Francessca AbalosBulatlat.com MANILA – “Gratitude” is a word that Molbog youth leader Angelica Nasiron, 27, constantly uses when talking about the student movement Ateneo Para sa Bugsuk (APARSUK) and its co-head, 21, Angel Rose Sarmiento. Amid harassment over San Miguel Corporation (SMC)’s attempts to displace the community, Nasiron said her fellow indigenous residents of Sitio Marihangin in Palawan’s Bugsuk Island remain thankful for the sup…

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