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Editorial - Keeping history straight

October 16, 2010 - 12:00am

The galleon Andalucia, which is currently in Cebu on a six-day visit, is a replica of the Spanish galleons that traded between the Philippines and the New World (Manila-Acapulco) between 1565 and 1815.

Freeman Opinion