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P-Move end rally after govt promises to 'protect' villagers

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P-Move end rally after govt promises to 'protect' villagers

The People's Movement for a Just Society (P-Move) ended its rally yesterday, saying it had reached an agreement on a number of issues with the government. However, it vowed to return if the government failed.

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