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There were no yellow ribbons when Pfc. Ian Matematico arrived at his house at Signal Village in Taguig City. But the loving embrace of his wife and being able to hold and kiss his two children, who were both born while he was in detention for particpating in the Oakwood mutiny in 2003, were enough to make him feel how much his family missed him.


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Nine rebel soldiers released

By James Mananghaya | October 25, 2006 - 12:00am

There were no yellow ribbons when Pfc. Ian Matematico arrived at his house at Signal Village in Taguig City. But the loving embrace of his wife and being able to hold and kiss his two children, who were both...

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