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Members: ALIMBOYUGEN, LAUS, LEONCIO, PEIL, PUBLICO Character:

Don Rafael Ibarra Don Rafael Ibarra, who has died before the novel’s opening pages. Crisostomo Ibarra’s father, represents a rich landlord with a social conscience because he is a philanthropist. His strict standard of conduct regulates his actions. His confidence in the law and hatred of things that are not legal is admirable. His sense of justice wrought his undoing when he came to the aid of a young boy harmed by an ignorant tax-collector. His hidden enemies invented false charges against him when he was jailed. His independent views find opposition in Father Damaso who calls him a heretic and filibuster. Representation:

Ruthless killing of war on drugs: “TOKHANG” According to Science City of Muñoz, “TOKHANG” was derived from ‘toktok’ means to knock and ‘hangyo’ means to plead, altogether to approach and talk. Where they’ll command you to surrender and stop taking illegal drugs and submit themselves for recovery. “If the subject personality refused to surrender or is hostile, DO NOT ENGAGE HIM/HER, instead endorse to the Drug Enforcement Units for the conduct of Police Operation including case buildup and negation.” – T.A. Peralta-Malonzo Very well said, no killing was instated there. For the representation of Don Rafael Ibarra, we chose the Victims of Tokhang demonstrated by Kian Loyd Delos Santos, a 17-year old high school student that was framed by three officers, who witnesses said forced the teenager to hold a gun, fire and run and was being carried by two men to a place where his body was found, shot and dead. The comparisons of these two victims were they have unnecessary and injustice deaths as well as framed and accused. Don Rafael Ibarra, an innocent person died inside a prison due to a mistake, accused by these brutal friars (Father Damaso) of heresy and subversion. Kian Delos Santos along with the Tokhang Victims has still no further investigation, killed and others framed.

Reference/s: Valdez, M.S. (2007) Dr. Jose Rizal and his Writings. Manila, Philippines: Rex bookstore Peralta-Malonzo, T.A. (2018 January) Sunstar Philippines: What you need to know about Oplan Tokhang. Retrieved from: https://www.sunstar.com.ph/article/416123 CNN PH STAFF (2018 January) CNN Philippines: What we know so far about Kian’s death. Retrieved from: https://www.cnnphilippines.com/news/2017/08/24/ timeline-kian-delos-santos-death.html