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An article on this paper that appeared in its February 2, 2007 issue was e-mailed to me by a friend today.  It talked a mouthful on Barili political positioning for the May 14 elections by one Mr. Pedro Manigos as source.  I had never known Mr. Manigos well enough, except that one time in the past he was a municipal councilor, an owner of furniture shops in Cebu City and tried in vain to establish a mountain resort in his barangay in Paril, Barili.  

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An article on this paper that appeared in its February 2, 2007 issue was e-mailed to me by a friend today.  It talked a mouthful on Barili political positioning for the May 14 elections by one Mr. Pedro Manigos as source.  I had never known Mr. Manigos well enough, except that one time in the past he was a municipal councilor, an owner of furniture shops in Cebu City and tried in vain to establish a mountain resort in his barangay in Paril, Barili.  

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