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A Philippine spring in Paris

By Marian Pastor Roces | May 5, 2013 - 12:00am

European visitors are happily surprised at the different view of the Philippines offered by the big exhibition on this country in Paris, observes Constance de Monbrison, its French co-curator.

Starweek Magazine