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BLESSINGS. Fr. Ramil Sabillo of the St. Joseph Husband of Mary Parish in Real, Quezon delivers a message after blessing the members of the Dumagat-Remontados tribe prior to a protest march against the construction of Kaliwa Dam on Sunday (Feb. 19, 2023). The marchers are hoping for an audience with President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. about their concerns on the construction of the dam in General Nakar once they reach Malacanang on Feb. 23. (Courtesy of Stop Kaliwa Dam Network) LUCENA CITY - Members of the Dumagat-Remontados tribe in Quezon province on Sunday debunked claims by proponents of the Kaliwa Dam project in General Nakar town that the massive infrastructure will affect just 15 families. The tribespeople, who are now on the fifth day of their nine-day march toward Malacanang to air their opposition to the construction of the dam, said 200 families will be displaced by the project in Barangay Umiray. On Sunday, more than 300 members of the Indigenous Peoples (IP) group left Barang

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