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Christmas lantern business - no longer thriving

DAVAO. A woman haggles as she chooses lanterns being sold at the corner of Tionko and Arellano streets in Davao City on Wednesday. Vendors complain that lantern and other Christmas adornment business is no longer thriving in the city as compared to the previous years. (King Rogriguez)

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  • BACOLOD. Miss Earth Philippines 2013 Angelee de los Reyes during the fashion show for a cause at Bacolod Baywalk Entertainment Place Saturday night. (Archie Alipalo/Sun.Star Bacolod)
  • ZAMBOANGA. Vintas with colorful sails serve as an added attraction at the scenic Paseo del Mar as the Department of Tourism launches Tuesday the “Regatta de Esperanza.” (Bong Garcia)
  • FELLOWSHIP RECIPIENT. Canada’s Ambassador to the Philippines Neil Reeder hands over the<br /> McLuhan trophy to Eileen Mangubat during the McLuhan Forum Series on Responsible Media<br /> at the Marcelo Fernan Press Center. (Amper Campana photo/Sun.Star Cebu)
  • HOLY COW. Causing traffic on a busy Cebu City street such as P. del Rosario could be the last thing on the mind of this cow, which is being led by his master to a slaughterhouse in Barangay Lorega-San Miguel. (Alex Badayos photo/Sun.Star Cebu)
  • Cebu City Mayor Michael Rama (second, right) gave the monument of Andres Bonifacio a thumbs up during the unveiling ceremony at the Plaza Independencia. With him are (from left) Cebu City Councilor James Cuenco, National Historical Commission of the Philippines (NHCP) chief Alvin Alcid, NHCP executive director Ludovico Badoy and Vice Mayor Edgardo Labella. (Arni Aclao photo/Sun.Star Cebu)
  • PAMPANGA. Beautiful and talented ladies vying for the crown of Mutya Ning Kapampangan 2013 show off their curves and form during Sunday's swimsuit competition and press presentation at SM City San Fernando downtown. (Photo by Chris Navarro of Sun.Star Pampanga)
  • Biktima sa pagpamusil
  • Mananaygon sa Davao
  • Christmas lantern business - no longer thriving
  • MISAMIS ORIENTAL. Residents rally and setup road blocks along the national highway in Barangay Calangahan in Lugait town to prevent entry of the demolition team including the police. (Richel V. Umel)
  • Residents scamper as the police allegedly lobbed the second teargas during the demolition of shanties in Barangay Calangahan in Lugait town, Misamis Oriental. (Contributed photo by STAND IIT)
  • Hinabang para sa mga lumad
  • Lumad sa syudad sa Davao
  • Lumad nagpaabot sa ilang pinaskuhan
  • Round of happiness
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  • CEBU. (From left) Cebu Provincial Board Member Jude Thaddeus Sybico, Tudela Mayor Erwin Yu, Gov. Hilario Davide III and Vice Governor Agnes Magpale open Tudela’s relocation site in Barangay General for Typhoon Yolanda survivors. (Allan Cuizon photo/Sun.Star Cebu)
  • LAUGHTER AMID THE DEVASTATION. A month since super typhoon Yolanda wrought havoc and destruction in Tacloban City, life for survivors is slowly returning to normal. A member of the Leyte Chamber of Commerce and Industry is optimistic that “everything will be okay” by next month. (Photo by Rianne Tecson of Sun.Star Cebu)
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