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Wrong people feeling ‘sorry’

By CTALK | By Cito Beltran | November 10, 2015 - 9:00am

The national indignation and global concern over the “Laglag Bala” crimes at the NAIA may turn out to be the wake up call that tolerant Filipinos have long been in need of.

Opinion