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Mayor Tomas Osmeña mourns over the death of The Philippine Star publisher Maximo V. Soliven, who was the first journalist to predict his mayoralty victory in 1988 even without the backing of a major party.
"He even called me 'Termite Tommy,'" Osmeña recalled of the article written by Soliven, who was an adopted son of the city.
Although they were not "close," Osmeña was appreciative of Soliven because he always defended Cebu against "Imperial Manila" in his write-ups.
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The stars were out in all their splendor when France honored STAR publisher Max Soliven with the rank of Officer of French Legion of Honor (Légion d’Honneur) recently at the home of French Ambassador to Manila H.E. Gerard Chesnel.
President Arroyo’s presence turned the evening into a grand event which was attended by members of Soliven’s family, friends, diplomats, Cabinet members and colleagues.
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FRENCH PRESIDENT FRANCOIS MITTERAND
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"He even called me 'Termite Tommy,'" Osmeña recalled of the article written by Soliven, who was an adopted son of the city.
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