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[Title] => Why I turned down interviews for film documentaries on Imelda - FROM A DISTANCE by Carmen N. Pedrosa
[Summary] => By chance I was in Rockwell’s Power plant after lunching with a former schoolmate when we sighted Imelda at a shoe shop (of all places!) with her little group of security guards and alalays. I spottedGirl Friday Ileana Maramag among them. Isn’t it ironic that the other half of the conjugal dictatorship should be shopping at a mall built by their once bitter political enemy, the Lopez family? But that is politics in the Philippines. Imelda is free as a bird. No wonder Erap behaves the way he does.
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