BAGUIO CITY — When Michael Cabangon heard that his son had passed the 2024 Bar examinations, he didn’t boast about titles, courtroom victories or prestige.  “My problem now is — I might not be able to tell him to wash the dishes,” the Cordillera labor leader told the Inquirer in jest. The remark was light, almost playful, but it carried the weight of a hard-won triumph for an underprivileged family long familiar with struggle, sacrifice and state harassment. Cabangon, who posted bail on last Dec. 27 after being accused of alleged terrorist financing, was reacting to the news that his […]... Keep on reading: Cordillera labor leader’s son passes Bar exams, pledges to serve the poor