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                    [Summary] => Bangued, Abra — Gov. Vicente Valera, Abra’s political kingpin, remains to hold the reins of power in this province of 140,000 voters.


In Monday’s polls‚ the official and partial count of the Commission on Elections (Comelec) showed Valera swamping his lone opponent with an overwhelming 67,281 votes over the 21,110 votes of his rival, engineer Roger Luna.


Luna is the husband of opposition Mayor Cecille Luna of Lagayan town, one of the areas declared an election "hot spot" because of the alleged presence of armed goons there. 


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                    [Title] => One of Baguio’s Ibaloi clans reoccupies lost ancestral land
                    [Summary] => BAGUIO CITY — One of Baguio’s prominent Ibaloi clans, the heirs of Solomon Carantes, has re-occupied their 9.4-hectare ancestral land, which they consider as their "lost heritage."


Around 30 grandchildren and great grandchildren of Carantes gathered at the property and literally kissed the ground of their ancestors’ land.


They brought Ibaloi gongs, solibao (indigenous drum) and art works to occupy themselves as they  started "guarding" their lost heritage.


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In Monday’s polls‚ the official and partial count of the Commission on Elections (Comelec) showed Valera swamping his lone opponent with an overwhelming 67,281 votes over the 21,110 votes of his rival, engineer Roger Luna.


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Around 30 grandchildren and great grandchildren of Carantes gathered at the property and literally kissed the ground of their ancestors’ land.


They brought Ibaloi gongs, solibao (indigenous drum) and art works to occupy themselves as they  started "guarding" their lost heritage.


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Abra political kingpin remains in power

By Artemio Dumlao | May 16, 2004 - 12:00am

Bangued, Abra — Gov. Vicente Valera, Abra’s political kingpin, remains to hold the reins of power in this province of 140,000 voters. In Monday’s polls‚ the official and partial count of the...

Nation

One of Baguio’s Ibaloi clans reoccupies lost ancestral land

By Artemio Dumlao | June 17, 2003 - 12:00am

BAGUIO CITY — One of Baguio’s prominent Ibaloi clans, the heirs of Solomon Carantes, has re-occupied their 9.4-hectare ancestral land, which they consider as their "lost heritage." Around 30...

Nation