WHEN the martial law regime closed it down in 1972, The Manila Times had been for 27 years our country’s No. 1 daily. The Times’ editors, writers, reporters and staff members became founders, top editors, reporters and columnists of the new Philippine dailies founded with the approval of martial law authorities.
Here’s a brief timeline of The Manila Times’ moments of triumphs and trials:
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