+ Follow VIGAN MAYOR EVA SINGSON-MEDINA Tag
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[Title] => Vigan wins UNESCO award
[Summary] => Vigan City won the best cultural conservation practices award given by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO), beating 28 other cities and countries nominated for the award.
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[Title] => Vigan comes alive with ‘Binatbatan’
[Summary] => VIGAN CITY, Ilocos Sur — The "Heritage City," as Vigan is known, burst into merry colors yesterday as it staged its Second Binatbatan Festival, luring hordes of local and foreign tourists to its streets lined up with ancestral houses.
The festival got its name from the Iluko term batbatin, or separating cotton balls from the seeds of the local fruit tree kapas sanglay.
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[Title] => Ricciardone: Gates of hell opened in Iraq
[Summary] => VIGAN CITY – They have entered the gates of hell without abandoning all hope.
United States Ambassador to the Philippines Francis Ricciardone said it could take months before any weapons of mass destruction are unearthed in Iraq as coalition forces literally begin the spadework to find any WMDs in the war-torn country.
"We just opened the gates of hell there. We are just making our way to the outer rooms of hell," Ricciardone pleaded to critics of the American-led invasion of the oil-rich nation.
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VIGAN MAYOR EVA SINGSON-MEDINA
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The festival got its name from the Iluko term batbatin, or separating cotton balls from the seeds of the local fruit tree kapas sanglay.
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United States Ambassador to the Philippines Francis Ricciardone said it could take months before any weapons of mass destruction are unearthed in Iraq as coalition forces literally begin the spadework to find any WMDs in the war-torn country.
"We just opened the gates of hell there. We are just making our way to the outer rooms of hell," Ricciardone pleaded to critics of the American-led invasion of the oil-rich nation.
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