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President Benigno S. Aquino III. Malacañang Photo Bureau
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  1. Amerasians in Leyte chase fading dreams
  2. The rape of Pepsi Paloma
  3. Filipino’s Pinatubo photo named among greatest of all time
  4. PH-China joint venture in EEZ ‘illegal’
  5. PH planes, ships still have no sighting of missing Malaysian jet
  6. Coloma: PH has right to defend its territory like China
  7. Chinese boats harvest giant clams, corals
  8. Magellan to reconnect PH and Portugal after almost 500 years
  9. 6th grader from UPIS aces international math tilt in Taiwan
  10. PCG not taking part in search for missing Malaysian plane
  1. The rape of Pepsi Paloma
  2. Chinese boats harvest giant clams, corals
  3. Palace shrugs off Singaporean’s demand for separate bus for Filipino maids
  4. China to ‘defend every inch’ of territory—foreign minister
  5. 2 Coast Guard ships ready to guard Panatag Shoal on gov’t go-signal
  6. PH has backing of Vietnam, Malaysia vs China’s sea claims
  7. PH military joins search for missing Malaysian jet
  8. UNCLOS explained: Why China’s claims in South China Sea are invalid
  9. KL couple meted death for starved maid’s death
  10. Filipino’s Pinatubo photo named among greatest of all time
  1. The rape of Pepsi Paloma
  2. February 1945: The Rape of Manila
  3. Chinese boats harvest giant clams, corals
  4. Chinese ships fire water cannon at PH fishers
  5. Sa kabataang di kilala si Marcos at di alam ang ginawa niya
  6. Alien rigging ATM nabbed by Angeles City police
  7. PAF going back to supersonic age with South Korean jets
  8. US warship arriving in Manila Friday
  9. Military to defend Filipinos from China ‘when the time comes’
  10. PH to China: Face ‘wrath or displeasure’ over sea row

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