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Nafarrete urges dialogue over selection as commencement speaker

Nafarrete urges dialogue over selection as commencement speaker
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Philippine Army chief Lt. Gen. Antonio Nafarrete has called for dialogue following student protests against his selection as a commencement speaker at West Visayas State University. Students opposed the invitation citing allegations of human rights abuses, while the university administration defended the choice.

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The conflict highlights tensions between academic freedom, student activism, and institutional ties to the military in the Philippines.

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ILOILO CITY – Philippine Army commanding general Lt. Gen. Antonio G. Nafarrete urged graduating students of West Visayas State University (WVSU) to have an open dialogue over his selection as commencement speaker.

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Attempts to balance the perspectives of the military official, the protesting students, and the university administration.

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