+ Follow REVOLI CORTEZ Tag
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[Title] => Largest photo mosaic of late President Corazon Aquino unfurled
[Summary] => President Benigno Aquino III led the unfurling of the world largest photo mosaic of his mother, late President Corazon Aquino today, to commemorate her first death anniversary tomorrow.
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[Title] => Filipino artist to create world's largest mosaic
[Summary] => Photojournalist and artist Revoli Cortez is creating the world’s largest mosaic from photos of former president Corazon C. Aquino.
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[Title] => GMA cuts nose in minor mishap
[Summary] => A minor accident at Malacañang yesterday afternoon resulted in President Arroyo sustaining a cut over the bridge of her nose, where her eyeglasses rest.
The President told STAR photographer Revoli Cortez that a drawer of the family cabinet accidentally fell on her head, causing the cut on her nose.
The minor mishap delayed the President’s arrival at the Sun Power plant at the Laguna Techno Park in the town of Biñan.
Cortez noticed the cut on the President’s nose while she was donning a laboratory gown for the plant tour.
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[Summary] => One of the great things about working at The STAR is this strong sense of family that permeates the newsroom. It may be a bit of a mess, the clocks may not all show the same time, an avalanche of paper may threaten to fall on you from overflowing boxes any minute, electrical wires may curl like endless spaghetti, but this really feels like home. Someone once commented that we look like an unmade bed, and there may be some truth to that, because it does feel so comfortable.
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[Title] => GMA cuts nose in minor mishap
[Summary] => A minor accident at Malacañang yesterday afternoon resulted in President Arroyo sustaining a cut over the bridge of her nose, where her eyeglasses rest.
The President told STAR photographer Revoli Cortez that a drawer of the family cabinet accidentally fell on her head, causing the cut on her nose.
The minor mishap delayed the President’s arrival at the Sun Power plant at the Laguna Techno Park in the town of Biñan.
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