The police officer who will represent the Philippines in the Mister International contest in Seoul, Korea, next month said he has seen more reasons to fight for the elusive male beauty title.
When the signing of the historic peace agreement with the Moro Islamic Liberation Front finally took centerstage Thursday— with no other national distraction (e.g. a show-biz celeb being beaten to a pulp after going into one condo unit)—the setting was as striking and impressive as the occasion. The physical setting, that is.
Two sisters, Sheila Coronel and Miriam Coronel-Ferrer, broke into the news almost simultaneously last week while they were in opposite parts of the globe.
Santa Claus can go ho-ho-ho even in Bangsamoro. You can have a pig in the backyard, and eat it, too. Christians can eat lechon there. Or raise pigs. No problem. The assurance comes from Ghazali Jaafar, vice chair for political affairs of the Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) that has signed a preliminary agreement to end the Muslim insurgency in Mindanao by establishing a new autonomous region there, to be called Bangsamoro.
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