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We’ve blogged about one of the persons in the picture above. Can you identify who that person is and why we blogged about her/him?
No idea yet? Click here.
Private First Class Manuel Tayaban is one of our recent heroes who lost his life because of the ongoing conflict in Basilan. He is reportedly from Asin in Tuba, Benguet. His sacrifice and heroism will hopefully help our country find the peace that it deserves.
Our condolences to PFC Tayaban’s family.
So JMom, a fellow Igorot blogger based in North Carolina, tagged me to tell you eight random facts about myself. I’m not sure if you would be interested in these facts but a tag is almost like the voice of God which should not be ignored. (Of course, if the voice is actually the voice of Anglican Archbishop Akinola who is 100% certainly, definitely, absolutely sure that he is the voice of God then it is best to run away as fast as possible.) Thanks JMom, I liked doing this because it is a good break from all the newsy or serious stuff that we often publish here.
Anyway, here are the rules (copied from JMom) for those tagged to do this meme:
UPDATE: Here are some links to stories about the ongoing trial against Juan Dontugan:
Inquirer. Campbell’s mother recalls her in testimony.
Manila Bulletin. Prosecution rejects the plea-bargain offer of the defense, i.e., the conviction of the accused for the lower case of homicie.
ABS-CBN. Teener testifies that he saw the defendant near the place where the victim was found.
Inquirer. Campbell’s mother, sister finally see parts of Ifugao’s terraces.
FIRST POST. The story below by Mike Guimbatan gives us the latest information on the murder case filed against our kailiyan Juan Dontugan.
Those who missed our earlier posts about this case might want to click the following links: Julia Campbell: Missing in Ifugao; Video Updates on Julia Campbell; On Juan Dontugan’s Surrender and Confession; People vs. Dontugan I; and People vs. Dontugan II.
Here’s a music video, Ti Daga, produced by the Dap-ayan ti Kultura ti Kordilyera (DKK). The song talks about how our lives are very much connected to our land.