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Haven of happiness

By Jerni May Camposano | February 21, 2006 - 12:00am

If Ferdinand Magellan landed i n the northeastern coast of Cebu in 1521 and not on the island where Lapu-Lapu reigned supreme, he could have survived an untimely death. Much more, he could have enjoyed the convivial...

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