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 Anywhere from 1992 to 1998, Renato Corona was legal counsel to President Fidel V. Ramos and concurrent Vice Chairman of the Presidential Anti-Crime Commission; member of the Presidential Committee on Bail, Release and Pardon, the Cabinet Consultative Committee on the Government of the Republic of the Philippines-National Democratic Front (GRP-NDF) Peace Talks, and the Cabinet Committee on National Security. He was also chairman of the Appeals Committee of the  Movie and Television Review and Classification Board (MTRCB), where I  served as representative of the film industry, along with Maloli  Espinosa (for TV), Celine Madamba (for the youth sector) and lawyer Ato  Salud (of the Malacañang Press Office.  I don’t  claim a close friendship with him. In our meetings there was much  teasing and banter, especially that pre-Christmas night I was supposed  to treat them to Chinese dinner at the Gloria Maris restaurant in  Greenhills, only to find out someone had lifted my bag, as in all of it,  my cash, credit cards and spare reading glasses, so they ended up  paying for me instead. Shortly before Celine got married, she took us to  Tsukiji for dinner, and Rene — which is what I called him then — showed  up in walking shorts to bravely show off scars from a recent operation.  He was his usual jolly self that night, although a couple of years  later, meeting again as ninong and ninang when Maloli remarried, he was  subdued, and perhaps only properly so, for then he was already with the  Supreme Court (SC). Source: The Daily Tribune URL: http://www.tribuneonline.org/commentary/20100521com4.html | 
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29. Alam n'yo kaya na ngayon ang ika-115 na pagdiriwang ng pinakaunang 
labanan ng Himagsikan bago pa man ang pangkalahataang pag-aaklas? Ngayon 
unang lum...
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