+ Follow MAYOR REYNALDO AQUINO Tag
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[Title] => A one-km ‘longganisa,’ anyone?
[Summary] => CITY OF SAN FERNANDO — City residents woke up yesterday to a delightful feast — a one-kilometer long longganisa laid out on a row of tables along Consunji street in front of City Hall.
It took 30 food experts of the Pampanga’s Best company to prepare the super-long longganisa for two days, using some 1.5 tons of ground pork, according to Darius Hizon, whose family owns the food firm.
[DatePublished] => 2004-02-04 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Ding Cervantes
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[Title] => Displaced jueteng personnel turning to crimes
[Summary] => ANGELES CITY — With jueteng operations halted, now comes the "downside."
In this city alone, according to Mayor Carmelo Lazatin, some 5,000 families of jueteng cabos (supervisors) and cobradores (collectors) are going hungry, having been left with no source of income.
Lazatin cited reports that some jueteng personnel, particularly those in squatters’ areas, have resorted to theft and burglary.
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MAYOR REYNALDO AQUINO
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[Title] => A one-km ‘longganisa,’ anyone?
[Summary] => CITY OF SAN FERNANDO — City residents woke up yesterday to a delightful feast — a one-kilometer long longganisa laid out on a row of tables along Consunji street in front of City Hall.
It took 30 food experts of the Pampanga’s Best company to prepare the super-long longganisa for two days, using some 1.5 tons of ground pork, according to Darius Hizon, whose family owns the food firm.
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[Title] => Displaced jueteng personnel turning to crimes
[Summary] => ANGELES CITY — With jueteng operations halted, now comes the "downside."
In this city alone, according to Mayor Carmelo Lazatin, some 5,000 families of jueteng cabos (supervisors) and cobradores (collectors) are going hungry, having been left with no source of income.
Lazatin cited reports that some jueteng personnel, particularly those in squatters’ areas, have resorted to theft and burglary.
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