3 responses to “Tatay Umbrero, the cancer stricken political prisoner in NBP died this morning”

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   Orly

   July 15, 2011 at 11:39 am

   Taos-pusong pakikiramay sa mga naulila ni Tatay Mariano Umbrero… Pinatunayan lamang ng Rehimeng Aquino ang kawalan niya ng malasakit sa mga bilanggong pulitikal kahit na ang kanyang ama ay naging bilanggong pulitikal din nung panahon ng Martial Law. At kawalan niya ng interes sa usapin ng karapatang pantao. Katarungan para kay Tatay Umbrero! Palayain ang lahat ng bilanggong pulitikal!

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   ben g. solilapsi

   July 15, 2011 at 3:35 pm

   di man lang natikman ni comrad mariano umbero ang kalayaan up to his last breath… but, he is now spiritually free, totally free… condolence to the umbero family…

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   Medicalactiongroup Mag

   July 15, 2011 at 4:24 pm

   “It was just inhuman. Tatay Umbrero’s life could have been prolonged if he was freed immediately from prison. We believe a hospital complete with medical facilities-not a prison cell-is the place for old and sick inmates like him,” Medical Action Group (MAG)

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