| Militants hold "condemnation march" vs Jpepa |
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(Updated 1: 45 p.m.) MANILA, Philippines - Militant groups held a "condemnation march" against the Japan Philippines Economic Partnership Agreement (Jpepa) in Manila Monday, a week after the Senate ratified the deal.
Posted originally: 2008-10-13 13:11:39
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