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MIGUEL CASTRO ENRIQUEZ

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Turning the tables on Mike Enriquez

By SIZZLING HOT By Juliana Palermo | February 25, 2007 - 12:00am

Radio and television newscasters are usually not entitled to their own opinion when it comes to work. They are not allowed to involve their emotions while delivering good or bad news.

Entertainment