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Dear Mr. Alcazaren, 


Thanks for featuring a series of articles on pocket parks.  I hope city executives were able to read your column and pick up some ideas, which they can apply in their respective territories, not only to accumulate pogi points but for the actual welfare of their constituents as well.


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A multisectoral partnership that seeks to build millions of houses for the poor, GK launched its own version of people power as some 10,000 students and members of civic, religious, business and political groups converged at the Quezon Memorial Park last Saturday.


Quezon City Mayor Feliciano Belmonte Jr., an active GK partner, said the gathering overshadowed anti-government mass actions that took place during the 20th anniversary of the bloodless revolt.


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QUEZON MEMORIAL PARK

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Dear Mr. Alcazaren, 


Thanks for featuring a series of articles on pocket parks.  I hope city executives were able to read your column and pick up some ideas, which they can apply in their respective territories, not only to accumulate pogi points but for the actual welfare of their constituents as well.


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A multisectoral partnership that seeks to build millions of houses for the poor, GK launched its own version of people power as some 10,000 students and members of civic, religious, business and political groups converged at the Quezon Memorial Park last Saturday.


Quezon City Mayor Feliciano Belmonte Jr., an active GK partner, said the gathering overshadowed anti-government mass actions that took place during the 20th anniversary of the bloodless revolt.


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Playgrounds and flyovers

By CITY SENSE By Paulo Alcazaren | April 29, 2006 - 12:00am

It seems that many readers agree with the subject of the last few editions of this column – that what this metropolis needs is more parks. I received more e-mails, of which this one below is typical: Dear...

Modern Living

Spirit of people power rekindled

By Perseus Echeminada | February 28, 2006 - 12:00am

Gawad Kalinga (GK) has rekindled the spirit of the EDSA revolution by waging war against poverty. A multisectoral partnership that seeks to build millions of houses for the poor, GK launched its own version of people...

Metro

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