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A Philippine coup in Paris

By Claude Tayag | April 14, 2013 - 12:00am

Though spring had officially started on March 25, our kababayans braved the chilly winds (touted as the longest winter in 50 years) by the Seine in their Filipiniana regalia, coming in from all over Europe and ...

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