AMBASSADOR EDUARDO AND GRETCHEN COJUANGCO

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As coffee-table books go, this one is certainly very handsome, elegant and stately, and decidedly a collectible. 


To be launched at the Cameron Forbes Room at the Manila Polo Club at six in the evening this Sunday, Oct. 22, is Salvador Arellano: Game Fowl Art and Other Works, published by The Cockhouse Inc. 


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                    [Summary] => If you ask the hundreds or thousands or even millions of people whose lives were touched by Rio Diaz-Cojuangco, they’ll tell you she’s not dead. She can’t be. Because she lives in every one of them.


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Game fowl & equine art, portraits & nudes

By Alfred A. Yuson | October 16, 2006 - 12:00am

As coffee-table books go, this one is certainly very handsome, elegant and stately, and decidedly a collectible. To be launched at the Cameron Forbes Room at the Manila Polo Club at six in the evening...

Arts and Culture

Rio is alive and well

By Joaquin M. Henson | October 12, 2004 - 12:00am

If you ask the hundreds or thousands or even millions of people whose lives were touched by Rio Diaz-Cojuangco, they’ll tell you she’s not dead. She can’t be. Because she lives in every one of th...

Sports