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[Summary] => The shadow of disqualified presidential candidate Eddie Gil may be hounding his rival and nemesis, evangelist Eddie Villanueva.
On the Philippine Airlines flight to Manila from Cagayan de Oro City yesterday, the planes first officer, a certain Abella, blared on the aircrafts public address system that "we are honored to have with us two presidential candidates."
"They are Sen. Ping (Panfilo) Lacson and Eddie Gil," he said, eliciting laughter from passengers, many of whom are members of the campaign staffs of Lacson and Villanueva and journalists covering the two.
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LACSON AND EDDIE GIL
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On the Philippine Airlines flight to Manila from Cagayan de Oro City yesterday, the planes first officer, a certain Abella, blared on the aircrafts public address system that "we are honored to have with us two presidential candidates."
"They are Sen. Ping (Panfilo) Lacson and Eddie Gil," he said, eliciting laughter from passengers, many of whom are members of the campaign staffs of Lacson and Villanueva and journalists covering the two.
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By Jess Diaz | March 22, 2004 - 12:00am
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