+ Follow DON AMADO Tag
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[Title] => Si Jojo at si Mar
[Summary] => DALAWANG taon na lang at magkakaroon na naman tayo ng bagong Presidente. Lumalabas na si Jojo Binay at Mar Roxas lamang ang may mga political machinery na maaaring makapagluklok sa kanila sa Malacañang.
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[AuthorName] => Roy Señeres
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[Title] => Mecca of sports
[Summary] => As sports fans, we all know the Araneta Coliseum is the place to be when it comes to watching big events. There’s no more spacious, more comfortable and more spectator-friendly venue anywhere in the country.
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[AuthorName] => Joaquin M. Henson
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[Title] => Sisters of a different order
[Summary] => Rather than rest on the family’s laurels, sisters Veana, Margarita, and Bledes Fores have carved out paths all their own. Ross Harper-Alonso takes a walk through the ‘fores’.
Their late grandfather, real estate tycoon Amado Araneta had a penchant for things that came in threes. It was his way of honoring his children, Judy, George and Baby. Don Amado built a house with three floors, lit the grand dining room with three enormous chandeliers and as if by chance, had three granddaughters, all born under the same zodiac sign.
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DON AMADO
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Their late grandfather, real estate tycoon Amado Araneta had a penchant for things that came in threes. It was his way of honoring his children, Judy, George and Baby. Don Amado built a house with three floors, lit the grand dining room with three enormous chandeliers and as if by chance, had three granddaughters, all born under the same zodiac sign.
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