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Cebu from the days of Sugbuok

By Letter To The Editor | June 3, 2006 - 12:00am

The danger of splitting Cebu into four provinces is, indeed, not yet over since the bills filed by three Cebuano congressmen have already been entertained by Rep. Emilio Macias, chairman on the House committee on...

Freeman Opinion