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COUNCILOR BENEDICTO GONZALES JR.

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A university they can call their own

January 23, 2004 - 12:00am

Caloocan City residents, who jampacked the spanking new session hall at the Legislative Building beside City Hall yesterday, stood up cheering as the City Council in session unanimously approved the establishment...

Metro

Conversion of Caloocan market to courthouse illegal, says solon

By Jerry Botial | March 22, 2003 - 12:00am

Caloocan City Rep. Edgar Erice yesterday threatened to throw the book and sue the city government over the planned conversion of a public market, or at least the second and third of its four floors, into a courthouse,...

Metro