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Business on higher ground

By Therese Gutierrez | September 3, 2012 - 12:00am

Some four decades ago, Patricio Amadeo drove a jeepney for a living in his hometown in Iloilo City. While he feels it was an “honest and noble job,” an experience he is proud of, his hand-to-mouth way...

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