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Kintanar: At home in a new life

By Glenda Gloria | January 24, 2003 - 12:00am

(Newsbreak magazine ran this story about Romulo Kintanar in its April 1, 2002 issue.) Sometime in 1985, a core of communist cadres hatched a plot that they hoped would bring Ferdinand Marcos to his knees: seize...

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