LUCITO REGLOS

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Farmer Lucito Reglos and his wife, a maid in South Korea, toiled to send their only son Marvin to law school in Manila.
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'We leave everything to God'

By Charlie Lagasca | February 25, 2012 - 12:00am

The obscure Caliguian village in this farming town is mourning the death of one of its promising sons, who it would have wished to see as a future lawyer instead of a cold body in a casket.

Nation

EDITORIAL - A bestial tradition

February 23, 2012 - 12:00am

Farmer Lucito Reglos and his wife, a maid in South Korea, toiled to send their only son Marvin to law school in Manila.

Opinion