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The masses as extended family
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The masses as extended family
By Shan Kenshin Ecaldre CABUYAO, Laguna — In the rice fields of Nueva Ecija where harvests were plenty but progress was scarce, Mags Camoral was born on September 18, 1973. Seventh of nine children, he grew up in a family that struggled to survive. His father took on any work he could find as farmer, fisher, carpenter, and even bread seller. His mother sold goods whenever and wherever there are buyers. Though his mother’s persistence brought th…
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