Sabangan

Remontados are one of the ethnic groups who live in the forests of Sierra Madre, the longest mountain range in the Philippines, also known as the backbone of Luzon. Recalling how the Pantabangan Dam had disrupted the lives of kinsmen in the southern part of Sierra Madre, the Remontados in Tanay, Rizal, in the eastern part, stand their ground in opposition to the proposed Kaliwa-Kanan Dam, a project of the Marcoses funded by the World Bank.