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Militant groups yesterday criticized the huge fund outlay of the provincial government for the ASEAN summit which will be held here this December.
Kilusang Mambubukid ng Pilipinas spokesman Nick Abasolo said that the expenditures allocated by the provincial government should have been spent for the needs of the Cebuanos and not for the Cebu International Convention Center.
Abasolo said that CICC will be of no more use after the ASEAN Summit, tagging the government's expenditures as just a waste of money from the people's pockets.
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The alliance leader, Karlo Mongaya, also the chairman of the University of the Philippines College-Cebu Student Council, said the alliance would serve as the youth's campaign center or venue for exposing their concerns on regional issues and leaders.
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Kilusang Mambubukid ng Pilipinas spokesman Nick Abasolo said that the expenditures allocated by the provincial government should have been spent for the needs of the Cebuanos and not for the Cebu International Convention Center.
Abasolo said that CICC will be of no more use after the ASEAN Summit, tagging the government's expenditures as just a waste of money from the people's pockets.
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The alliance leader, Karlo Mongaya, also the chairman of the University of the Philippines College-Cebu Student Council, said the alliance would serve as the youth's campaign center or venue for exposing their concerns on regional issues and leaders.
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