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The Pampango (He)X-factor

By Claude Tayag | November 29, 2007 - 12:00am

Much has been written and touted about Pampanga being the culinary center of the Philippines. Of course, that’s a very contentious claim, but coming from a proud linguistic group that used to encompass parts...

Food and Leisure

TODAY IN THE PAST

By Samson Lucero | September 29, 2005 - 12:00am

Today, September 29, 1762, Governor Rojo personally commands a surprise attack by 500 Filipinos and a number of Spanish residents on the British. The Archbishop-Governor made this surprise initial attack with the...

Freeman Opinion