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The groundbreaking for a residential condominium project last December 4, 2010 marked a new era for two historic institutions in Baguio.
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                    [Title] => Cordillera trader seized, murdered
                    [Summary] => TUBA, Benguet — When a businessman is kidnapped and killed, can the Cordilleras, as police claim, still be the safest place to live in?


Adjudged the best regional command, the Cordillera police now finds itself at a loss over the fate of Eufemio Gonzalo, 41, owner of a gravel and sand supply store in La Trinidad, Benguet, who was snatched Wednesday night and found dead five hours later.


Gonzalo and his driver, Wilmar Malibak, 22, were abducted by six armed men along a stretch of the La Trinidad-Long-long-Baguio Road.


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Historic groundbreaking in Baguio

April 8, 2011 - 12:00am

The groundbreaking for a residential condominium project last December 4, 2010 marked a new era for two historic institutions in Baguio.

Real Estate

Cordillera trader seized, murdered

February 16, 2002 - 12:00am

TUBA, Benguet — When a businessman is kidnapped and killed, can the Cordilleras, as police claim, still be the safest place to live in? Adjudged the best regional command, the Cordillera police now finds itself...

Nation