+ Follow CHINA AIR LINES Tag
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[Title] => Remembering Ninoy; meeting Sergey Bubka
[Summary] => Today marks the 30th anniversary of the execution of Sen Benigno (Ninoy) Aquino Jr. at the then Manila International Airport. It was a little past 1 p.m., Sunday when Ninoy’s China Air Lines flight from Taipei touched down in Manila. He had returned “against all odds.”
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[AuthorName] => Philip Ella Juico
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[Title] => Remembering Ninoy
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It’s Aug. 22, the day after the 23rd anniversary of the assassination of Sen. Benigno S. Aquino Jr. or Ninoy at the then Manila International Airport (MIA). Various activities marked the commemoration of that infamous Sunday in August, 1983, when Ninoy arrived in Manila, against all odds, on a mission of peace. As early as Saturday evening, the lamp posts in the whole length of Quezon Avenue, from Mabuhay Rotonda to the Elliptical Circle, and España, were festooned by yellow ribbons, the color of the protest movement during the Ferdinand Marcos dictatorship.
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[AuthorName] => SPORTS FOR ALL BY Philip Ella Juico
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[Title] => Aquinos not keen on slay case retrial
[Summary] => The Aquino family is lukewarm to the idea of a retrial to uncover the brains behind the twin slaying of former senator Benigno "Ninoy" Aquino Jr. and his supposed assassin Rolando Galman.
"Everybody is after the truth. For its sake, if there is more than enough reason available (to reopen) the case, my counsel suggested that we could take the chance. But if the evidence is not foolproof, not credible and reliable, he advised me against it," said the late senator’s only son, Tarlac Rep. Benig-no "Noynoy" Aquino III.
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It’s Aug. 22, the day after the 23rd anniversary of the assassination of Sen. Benigno S. Aquino Jr. or Ninoy at the then Manila International Airport (MIA). Various activities marked the commemoration of that infamous Sunday in August, 1983, when Ninoy arrived in Manila, against all odds, on a mission of peace. As early as Saturday evening, the lamp posts in the whole length of Quezon Avenue, from Mabuhay Rotonda to the Elliptical Circle, and España, were festooned by yellow ribbons, the color of the protest movement during the Ferdinand Marcos dictatorship.
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[Title] => Aquinos not keen on slay case retrial
[Summary] => The Aquino family is lukewarm to the idea of a retrial to uncover the brains behind the twin slaying of former senator Benigno "Ninoy" Aquino Jr. and his supposed assassin Rolando Galman.
"Everybody is after the truth. For its sake, if there is more than enough reason available (to reopen) the case, my counsel suggested that we could take the chance. But if the evidence is not foolproof, not credible and reliable, he advised me against it," said the late senator’s only son, Tarlac Rep. Benig-no "Noynoy" Aquino III.
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