Floods of discontent
Unlike Noah, who had been warned of the coming flood, the tenants of Malacañang are nebulous about the weather.
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Journalist, Publisher of Mindanao Journal a community newspaper based in Davao City; External PR Practitioner; currently a Board Member of PT&T. Former News and Program Director of RMN-IBC in Davao City; former columnist of Evening Post; former VP for Mindanao operation of PT&T; former Columnist of Sun Star Davao.
Unlike Noah, who had been warned of the coming flood, the tenants of Malacañang are nebulous about the weather.
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