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Aborsiyonistang Lover Pa!

By Ben Tulfo | June 22, 2009 - 12:00am

MAY ilang aborsiyonista na rin ang nahulog sa patibong ng BITAG. Iba-ibang mukha at estilo mula sa iba’t-ibang lugar sa loob at labas ng Metro Manila.

PSN Opinyon

Navotas police chief winning hearts, minds through ‘sopas’

By Jerry Botial | December 5, 2004 - 12:00am

Chicken Soup for the Soul was a sure hit among the millions who have read the book. Superintendent Genesis "Gene" Tolejano, Navotas police chief, may have read the bestseller, but it is another type of...

Metro

Baptism of fire for Caloocan rookie cops

December 4, 2002 - 12:00am

Some 80 new recruits of the Caloocan City police were fielded in the city’s malls, shopping areas and busy streets in time for the holiday rush. Superintendent Victor Ronquillo, city police deputy chief, said...

Metro