DUTERTE LEGACY. Members of the Molo Baluarte Timawa Operators Drivers Jeepney Association (MOBTOJDA) join the Duterte Legacy Caravan held at the Camp Martin Delgado regional headquarters of the Police Regional Office 6 in Iloilo City on Thursday (April 21, 2022). MOBTOJDA president Arman Ruego said they used to be always on the streets marching against the government, but were able to establish their own business with the help of the Department of Labor and Employment.(PNA photo by PGLena) NPA sympathizers turn entrepreneurs in Iloilo ILOILO CITY - The government's program to end insurgency has convinced over 400 former Communist Party of the Philippines-New People's Army (CPP-NPA) sympathizers to reject the armed movement and lead a more productive life. Arman Ruego, president of the Molo Baluarte Timawa Operators Drivers Jeepney Association (MOBTOJDA), said on Friday they used to be always on the streets marching against the government when they were still with the Pinagkaisa
DUTERTE LEGACY. Members of the Molo Baluarte Timawa Operators Drivers Jeepney Association (MOBTOJDA) join the Duterte Legacy Caravan held at the Camp Martin Delgado regional headquarters of the Police Regional Office 6 in Iloilo City on Thursday (April 21, 2022). MOBTOJDA president Arman Ruego said they used to be always on the streets marching against the government, but were able to establish their own business with the help of the Department of Labor and Employment.(PNA photo by PGLena) ILOILO CITY - The government's program to end insurgency has convinced over 400 former Communist Party of the Philippines-New People's Army (CPP-NPA) sympathizers to reject the armed movement and lead a more productive life. Arman Ruego, president of the Molo Baluarte Timawa Operators Drivers Jeepney Association (MOBTOJDA), said on Friday they used to be always on the streets marching against the government when they were still with the Pinagkaisang Samahan ng mga Tsuper at Operator Nationwid