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NO TO PAX SILICA

Analy Labor · Aug 6, 2026, 12:40 PM

(August 06 2026) Indigenous Aeta leaders and farmers from Capas, Tarlac speak during a press conference with petitioners and environmental advocates at Kamuning Bakery Cafe in Quezon City on Thursday, August 6, 2026. They call for the cancellation of the controversial Pax Silica project, citing its alleged impact on indigenous communities, farmlands, and the environment. Photo/Analy Labor — ANALY LABOR
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(August 06 2026) Indigenous Aeta leaders and farmers from Capas, Tarlac speak during a press conference with petitioners and environmental advocates at Kamuning Bakery Cafe in Quezon City on Thursday, August 6, 2026. They call for the cancellation of the controversial Pax Silica project, citing its alleged impact on indigenous communities, farmlands, and the environment. Photo/Analy Labor — ANALY LABOR
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(August 06 2026) Indigenous Aeta leaders and farmers from Capas, Tarlac speak during a press conference with petitioners and environmental advocates at Kamuning Bakery Cafe in Quezon City on Thursday, August 6, 2026. They call for the cancellation of the controversial Pax Silica project, citing its alleged impact on indigenous communities, farmlands, and the environment. Photo/Analy Labor — ANALY LABOR
(August 06 2026) Indigenous Aeta leaders and farmers from Capas, Tarlac speak during a press conference with petitioners and environmental advocates at Kamuning Bakery Cafe in Quezon City on Thursday, August 6, 2026. They call for the cancellation of the controversial Pax Silica project, citing its alleged impact on indigenous communities, farmlands, and the environment. Photo/Analy Labor — ANALY LABOR
(August 06 2026) Indigenous Aeta leaders and farmers from Capas, Tarlac speak during a press conference with petitioners and environmental advocates at Kamuning Bakery Cafe in Quezon City on Thursday, August 6, 2026. They call for the cancellation of the controversial Pax Silica project, citing its alleged impact on indigenous communities, farmlands, and the environment. Photo/Analy Labor — ANALY LABOR
(August 06 2026) Indigenous Aeta leaders and farmers from Capas, Tarlac speak during a press conference with petitioners and environmental advocates at Kamuning Bakery Cafe in Quezon City on Thursday, August 6, 2026. They call for the cancellation of the controversial Pax Silica project, citing its alleged impact on indigenous communities, farmlands, and the environment. Photo/Analy Labor — ANALY LABOR