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Kill Bill

By LOOKING ASKANCE By Joseph T. Gonzales | February 18, 2007 - 12:00am

It's funny how the proponents of Sugbuak (which we could probably anoint as the "Chop Chop Cebu" bill) have been so quiet. Their battle to divide Cebu into four provinces lies not with the press. It doesn't...

Freeman Opinion