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Timeline of the New People's Army rebellion

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Lorena Mandacawan

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Red-tagging in the Philippines

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Computer Professionals' Union

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http://davaotoday.com/main/politics/martial-law-veterans-recall-fighting-dark-days-of-dictatorship/

Wikipedia: Ferdinand Marcos

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Anchor text: Red-tagged IFI bishop: We fear for our lives and liberty

Wikipedia: Philippine Independent Church

http://davaotoday.com/main/politics/lawmakers-tell-deped-do-not-rely-on-militarys-red-tagging-of-lumad-school-in-south-cotabato/

Wikipedia: Red-baiting

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Anchor text: Fair. In-Depth. Relevant

Wikipedia: Davao City

https://davaotoday.com/culture-2/ust-to-support-manobo-lumad-school/

Wikipedia: University of Santo Tomas

http://davaotoday.com/main/2012/01/19/computer-professionals-union-opposes-sopa-and-pipa-act/

Wikipedia: Computer Professionals' Union

http://davaotoday.com/main/2012/09/30/martial-law-in-the-digital-age/

Wikipedia: Computer Professionals' Union

https://davaotoday.com/politics/illegal-radio-stations-in-davao-region-now-35/

Wikipedia: Pirate radio in Asia

https://davaotoday.com/politics/ntc-11-politicians-use-illegal-radio-stations-during-campaigns/

Wikipedia: Pirate radio in Asia

http://davaotoday.com/main/todays-views/davao-from-the-past-part-one/

Anchor text: Davao of the Past: A Reexamination from the South (Part I)

Wikipedia: Japanese in the Philippines