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After postponing his wedding for three years, ZTE whistleblower Jose “Joey” de Venecia III is tying the knot with Karen Batumbacal in a civil wedding to be officiated by vice president-elect Jejomar Binay afternoon of June 29 at the Makati City Hall.

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