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[Summary] => The guardian of memory speaks no more. Journalist, teacher and human rights activist Armando Malay died Thursday night at a hospital in Quezon City. He was 89.
Malay was rushed to the Capitol Medical Center after he slipped into a coma Wednesday.
His remains lie in state at the Protestant Chapel at the Gumersindo Garcia Hall of the University of the Philippines, Diliman, Quezon City.
Born in 1914 in Tondo, Manila, Malay attended Torres High School where he wrote his first column, entitled "We," for the school paper, The Torres Torch.
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BAGONG ABANTE
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Malay was rushed to the Capitol Medical Center after he slipped into a coma Wednesday.
His remains lie in state at the Protestant Chapel at the Gumersindo Garcia Hall of the University of the Philippines, Diliman, Quezon City.
Born in 1914 in Tondo, Manila, Malay attended Torres High School where he wrote his first column, entitled "We," for the school paper, The Torres Torch.
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