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[Summary] => LINGAYEN, Pangasinan — After winning a lengthy court battle against a group of professional squatters who stubbornly occupied a portion of the provincial capitol area, the Pangasinan provincial government can now proceed with its plan to transform the Capitol compound into a premier tourist attraction and historical-architectural landmark as part of the tourism development program of Gov. Victor Agbayani.
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[Summary] => LINGAYEN, Pangasinan — The provincial government almost lost the property on which stands the Urduja House, official residence of the provincial governor that was named after the legendary amazon Princess Urduja, after a couple claimed ownership of the lot.
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