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The re-elected Ilocos Norte congresswoman and daughter of the late strongman Ferdinand said celebrating July 4 every year "only reminds Filipinos of their colonial past and further bolsters perceptions (that) there is no real independence in this country."
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The re-elected Ilocos Norte congresswoman and daughter of the late strongman Ferdinand said celebrating July 4 every year "only reminds Filipinos of their colonial past and further bolsters perceptions (that) there is no real independence in this country."
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By Delon Porcalla | July 3, 2004 - 12:00am
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