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Pasamba is batting for the inclusion of party-list groups in the ongoing negotiations between the government and communist rebels.
Party-list groups, he said, are most eager to see an end to the decades-long insurgency and can be an important instrument, be it at the national or local level of the peace talks.
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Pasamba is batting for the inclusion of party-list groups in the ongoing negotiations between the government and communist rebels.
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