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[Summary] => Communist rebels operating in Bulacan stand to lose about P80 million a year in "revolutionary taxes" from fishpond and mining operators, an Army official said yesterday.
Lt. Col. Noel Clement, commander of the Armys 56th Infantry Battalion, told The STAR that they have received feedback from fishpond operators in the coastal towns of Bulacan, particularly Hagonoy, that the New Peoples Army (NPA) has stopped collecting "revolutionary taxes" for three months since the military intensified its anti-insurgency campaign in the province.
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Lt. Col. Noel Clement, commander of the Armys 56th Infantry Battalion, told The STAR that they have received feedback from fishpond operators in the coastal towns of Bulacan, particularly Hagonoy, that the New Peoples Army (NPA) has stopped collecting "revolutionary taxes" for three months since the military intensified its anti-insurgency campaign in the province.
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By James Mananghaya | September 30, 2006 - 12:00am
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