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A Liberal Party coup

By EAST AND WEST By Julius F. Fortuna | July 11, 2005 - 12:00am

The dramatic events that happened in Manila the past few days were mainly the handiwork of the revitalized Liberal Party, led by Senate President Franklin Drilon and Sen. Mar Roxas. In simple terms, it was plain...

Freeman Opinion