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Election fever has blanketed the nation. 


Posters scream of frozen smiles and chest-thumping good-doers are just about everywhere. Jingles punctuate the airwaves and commercials featuring some senatorial bet either come off as a comic relief, an excuse for a trip to the loo or a reason to switch channels.


Visuals and audio of political bashing have littered every available space nowadays, that perhaps, the only nook devoid of May poll-talk and visuals is my bedroom and my cramped office cube. 


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Amon Jadid celebrated in ARMM

November 4, 2013 - 1:17pm

Filipino Muslims in the country’s south observed Monday the  "Amon Jadid",  a regional non-working  holiday.

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Your Vote Counts

By BARB WIRE By Barbs G. Atienza | March 3, 2007 - 12:00am

Election fever has blanketed the nation. Posters scream of frozen smiles and chest-thumping good-doers are just about everywhere. Jingles punctuate the airwaves and commercials featuring some senatorial bet...

Freeman Cebu Entertainment