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Tessie de la Cruz, 40, an urban poor leader in Barangay North Bay Boulevard North, Navotas, said that after the demolition crew dismantled some 800 shanties in their community, they didn’t receive any help for relocation even from the Navotas municipal government.


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Tessie de la Cruz, 40, an urban poor leader in Barangay North Bay Boulevard North, Navotas, said that after the demolition crew dismantled some 800 shanties in their community, they didn’t receive any help for relocation even from the Navotas municipal government.


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400 families in demolished Navotas squatter colony have nowhere to go

By Pete Laude And Michelle Ann Babagay | May 21, 2006 - 12:00am

Some 400 families of illegal settlers whose shanties were demolished Friday to pave the way for the Department of Public Works and Highways’ (DPWH) road widening project in Navotas sought the government’s...

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