+ Follow PLAZA CERVANTES Tag
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[Title] => Noble Place, Plaza Cervantes upgrade Megaworld starts major Binondo facelift
[Summary] => Leading property developer Megaworld Corp. is aiming to reinvent the old and traditional image of Manila’s Chinatown district of Binondo into a vibrant and modern business district by ushering in new upscale developments.
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[Title] => Atienza orders artifacts secured
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Manila Mayor Lito Atienza has ordered Plaza Cervantes in Binondo secured following the discovery of what appeared to be centuries-old artifacts dating back to the Spanish era.
A pipe-laying crew of Maynilad Water dug up a portion of what appeared to be a cobblestone street several days ago.
Atienza instructed City Engineer Armand Andres and Museo ng Maynila officer-in-charge Monina Santiago to coordinate with the National Historical Institute "to ensure that not a single piece of what would be a precious legacy is damaged or pilfered."
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[Title] => Plaza Lorenzo ruins?: We need a miracle to save Plaza Lorenzo Ruiz
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Metro Manila’s open spaces, landmarks and monuments are disappearing faster than you can say Jai Alai! I spend my spare time tracking down missing landmarks and forgotten places in the hope that their history and current plight may be brought to light. On one such recent foray into Binondo – in search of a reported Statue of Liberty – I happened to pass through Plaza Lorenzo Ruiz. In the plaza’s condition, it might as well be called Plaza Lorenzo Ruins.
The plaza is in an advanced state of neglect.
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PLAZA CERVANTES
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Manila Mayor Lito Atienza has ordered Plaza Cervantes in Binondo secured following the discovery of what appeared to be centuries-old artifacts dating back to the Spanish era.
A pipe-laying crew of Maynilad Water dug up a portion of what appeared to be a cobblestone street several days ago.
Atienza instructed City Engineer Armand Andres and Museo ng Maynila officer-in-charge Monina Santiago to coordinate with the National Historical Institute "to ensure that not a single piece of what would be a precious legacy is damaged or pilfered."
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[Title] => Plaza Lorenzo ruins?: We need a miracle to save Plaza Lorenzo Ruiz
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The plaza is in an advanced state of neglect.
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December 19, 2006 - 12:00am
