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[Summary] => The lure of the past and the longing for the authentic reign in the hearts of many. Last Dec. 22, we were invited to experience an honest-to-goodness barrio pasko in Sta. Rita, Pampanga. For those not in the know, Sta. Rita is a small town on the fringe of bustling Guagua, the center for Manila-Pampanga-Bataan trade since colonial times (via cascos or barges plying the Manila Bay- Pasig River route). It is so quiet a town, in fact, that it was denigrated as Sta.
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[Summary] => GUAGUA, Pampanga — Central Luzon’s biggest consumer group is seeking an audience with President Arroyo in its bid to end alleged "massive graft and corruption" in an electric cooperative affecting some 90,000 consumers in seven towns in this province amid reports that another P6.8 million of their bill payments have mysteriously vanished.
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September 12, 2001 - 12:00am
