+ Follow ILOCOS AND LAGUNA Tag
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[Title] => Trace Laguna acquires Ekwe for Liga confab
[Summary] => Trace Laguna took Sam Ekwe from the special draft lottery, making the Stallions a title contender in the Smart Liga Pilipinas Conference II which fires off next week.
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[Summary] => No, the Paris-based Reporters Without Borders told the Vienna-based International Press Institute after successive visits to Manila in March and April. It is not only a pervasive culture of violence that leads to maiming and killing of Filipino journalists. More than a knee-jerk use of force in lieu of discourse, there is also a worse culture of impunity. Attackers, mostly corrupt local politicos and crime bosses, know they can get away with it.
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January 8, 2009 - 12:00am