+ Follow ANTONIO REINA Tag
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[Title] => Buon appetito at The Maya Kitchen
[Summary] => The Maya Kitchen presents Bravo! Ristorante Italiano this September with its Lifestyle Essentials Series and workshops.
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[Title] => Korean facing estafa for non-delivery of car
[Summary] => A Korean businessman was charged of estafa before the Regional Trial Court yesterday for the non-delivery of car to an Italian client.
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[Title] => Concert for the Children
[Summary] => During half a full moon ago, dahlings, a tres successful fund raising event was held at the residence of Archie and Ling Ling King. Prime movers for this wonderful event were Philippine Cerebral Palsy Inc. trustees Raquel Garcia, Eric Pe Benito and Ling Ling. It served as a kick-off for the sponsor a child program of the pcpi.
The 50-year-old center currently treats over 300 Filipinos, providing special education and treatment to an average of 90 CPs a day. It costs P1,000 a month or P12,000 a year to treat one child.
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When the Alabang Festival Mall was being built, Gia’s family saw the opportunity to open the first of "a series of cozy and intimate, yet fun and trendy" Italian restaurants in the country. Bravo! Alabang was inaugurated in December 1998. Eleven months later, Bravo! Malate opened its doors in the trendiest, hippest part of town.
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ANTONIO REINA
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The 50-year-old center currently treats over 300 Filipinos, providing special education and treatment to an average of 90 CPs a day. It costs P1,000 a month or P12,000 a year to treat one child.
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When the Alabang Festival Mall was being built, Gia’s family saw the opportunity to open the first of "a series of cozy and intimate, yet fun and trendy" Italian restaurants in the country. Bravo! Alabang was inaugurated in December 1998. Eleven months later, Bravo! Malate opened its doors in the trendiest, hippest part of town.
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