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October 12, 2007, 05:57:28 AM »
In past homecomings, hundreds of people would line the streets of Manila to celebrate the return of Filipino boxing champ Manny Pacquiao.
Fans both young and old would trek long distances to catch a glimpse of the country's most famous boxing icon whose nickname "Ang Pambansang Kamao (The National Fist)" perfectly sums up his hold on the nation's psyche.
On Thursday, however, Pacquiao skipped a hero's welcome in the nation's capital, opting instead to make an appearance in the main office of the Department of Environment and Natural Resources where his political benefactor, Environment Secretary Jose Atienza Jr., holds office.
Fresh from his victory over Mexican Marco Antonio Barrera in Las Vegas, Pacquiao arrived around 5:30 a.m. at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport where he and his wife were welcomed by their children, Atienza and his supporters.
From the airport, he went to the New World Renaissance Hotel in Makati before going to the DENR office in Quezon City.
A radio DZMM report said a presidential suite was reserved at the Manila Hotel for Pacquiao but hotel officials had not been informed about the boxer’s decision to forego his Manila visit.
Considered an “adopted son†of Manila, Pacquiao said he did not talk to any Manila City Hall official about the local government's plans for his return.
“Wala naman silang tinawag sa akin. So, walang tumawag sa akin. Walang nakipag-coordinate sa akin (Nobody called me. They didn’t coordinate with me),†said Pacquiao, adding that he is open to visit Manila if he is invited but after his other commitments.
Earlier, Manila Mayor Alfredo Lim canceled a a planned hero’s welcome for the boxer reportedly because of his "prior commitment."
Lim said his staff received a text message from Eric Pineda, Pacquiao’s business manager, saying that the WBC international super featherweight champ could not attend the proposed motorcade and program being prepared for him in Manila.
The Manila mayor said he had ordered the same warm welcome and motorcade for Pacquiao if the champ had accepted his invitation. "I respect Manny's decision. He's the champion after all," he said.
Atienza defended Pacquiao, noting that he always gives a party for the General Santos native after his fights.
The former Manila mayor said he will hold the party at the DENR because he can no longer do so at the Manila City Hall.
“Kung sa city hall ako magbibigay ng reception e di papasukan ng intriga. Alam ko dapat magko-coordinate sila kay Manny. The point is dapat nagko-coordinate kapag ganyan di ba? (If we give a reception at the city hall, intrigues might surface. They should have coordinated with Manny. The point is they should have coordinated these things, right?),†Atienza said.
Atienza said he and Pacquiao’s camp will go to Malacañang for a courtesy call on President Arroyo.
Pacquiao said he will start focusing on his showbiz career while waiting for his next fight in 2008.
Among the list of possible challengers are David Diaz, the reigning World Boxing Council (WBC) lightweight titleholder, WBC featherweight champion Juan Manuel Marquez and Dominican Republic pugilist Joan Guzman.
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October 12, 2007, 06:08:00 AM »
gui sayun sayun na lang nila si pacquiao kay wala may nahimo pod si manny sa miaging elections na makatabang sa government ni ate Jaja, ay sorry si Ate Glo diay!so dili na kaayo si hot material!
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gigamit ra man pudm to siya, miks.
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October 12, 2007, 06:13:33 AM »
mao bitaw na wala na sya kaayo tagda kay naprove na kung ting election na walay power si pacquiao,meaning wala na syay bili!has been na baga sa showbusiness and especially sa politics!
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October 12, 2007, 06:16:50 AM »
Pero in fairness, ga dala baya siya dungog sa Pilipinas.
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October 12, 2007, 06:45:54 AM »
Whats new w/ Pinas politics... isi na lang ug gamitanay... kung di na ka magamit baho ka pa's tae... sad but true!
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mao lagi unta but sad to note ang mentality and attitude sa atua makagaba na lang uy kay di man gyud mausob!sowbiz na kaayo tanan.
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October 12, 2007, 06:58:45 AM »
exactly... tsk! tsk! tsk!
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Use me! Use me, baby! Yeah!
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libre ra ka GEC?
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hahahhhahaha
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