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‘Please let my daughter go!’

By Domini M. Torrevillas | June 21, 2001 - 12:00am

PUERTO PRINCESA CITY — As President Arroyo descended the makeshift stage in front of the provincial capitol Monday afternoon, a 58-year-old woman approached her timidly, and as the President shook her hand,...

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