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Gat Andres' letters

By Lola Elyang | November 24, 2011 - 12:00am

In some of his writings, he used the pseudonym “May Pag-asa” (There’s hope). At other times, he signed under the name “Agapito Bagumbayan.”

Freeman Cebu Lifestyle