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Sunday, December 12, 2004 (Philippines)
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| Filipino gays and lesbians display mock shields with slogans as they assemble at a park in Quezon City to take part in the annual "Gay Pride" march. Scores took part in Saturday's parade to push for the passage of the Anti-Discrimination Bill in Congress, speak up on a host of other issues like the national debt and "to show everyone that we are proud of who we are." (AP photo) |
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THE FORT, Taguig City -- Stars, politicians, businessmen and celebrities came to grab a share of the limelight, but only one star shone brightest Saturday night--Manny Pacquiao.
The People's Featherweight champion Pacquiao stamped his class by knocking the daylight out from Fahsan 3K Battery Por Thawatchai in the fourth of a scheduled 12-round IBF eliminator bout here.
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Top Stories
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Atlas secures P100M tax deal
| CEBU CITY -- In a major development since it ceased operations a decade ago, Atlas Consolidated Mining and Development Corp. (ACMDC) donated over P100 million in cash, shares of stock and properties to the Toledo City Government, as it prepares to reopen its mining operations next year. |
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Marcos: Congress to pass log ban amid 'threats'
| SAN FERNANDO -- Representative Ma. Imelda "Imee" R. Marcos said Friday Congress is undaunted by threats and bribe attempts in enacting the "total log ban." |
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Arroyo urged to grant amnesty to mutineers
| DAVAO CITY -- Davao City Representative Prospero "Boy" Nograles, House majority leader, urged President Arroyo to grant a full and complete amnesty to the Oakwood mutineers. |
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