+ Follow CHARLIE LEOBRERA Tag
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[Title] => Sun, sea, sand, plus...
[Summary] => Holy Week just passed, and for us here in the Philippines, it’s the height of summer, and quite literally too, because the heat these recent days is just intolerable.
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[Title] => Vistamar - a view of the sea
[Summary] => I write this in all the comforts of home, except that I am in a resort in Anilao, Batangas ready to leave behind business in favor of leisure.
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[Title] => Big bank refuses to pay up despite court order?
[Summary] => If you know Charlie Leobrera personally, you know he’s not the type to cry wolf.
Charlie is the owner-operator of a phenomenally successful resort in Anilao, Batangas called Vistamar. A favorite of many large companies, Vistamar does not want for clients and is perpetually fully booked because of its reasonable pricing schemes and pristine clear waters.
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[Title] => Let’s give GMA a chance as we brace for a big storm
[Summary] => Many businessmen I talked too recently after the President’s pronouncements of no longer having any intentions of running for election in 2004 expressed some hope for the country’s possible economic turnaround, which many feel is abated chiefly by too much politics in the government. But there are more who would rather play the role of doubting Thomases who see the move as a mere political gimmickry.
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CHARLIE LEOBRERA
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[Title] => Big bank refuses to pay up despite court order?
[Summary] => If you know Charlie Leobrera personally, you know he’s not the type to cry wolf.
Charlie is the owner-operator of a phenomenally successful resort in Anilao, Batangas called Vistamar. A favorite of many large companies, Vistamar does not want for clients and is perpetually fully booked because of its reasonable pricing schemes and pristine clear waters.
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