At the ribbon cutting ceremony of ‘Memoirs of Ninoy and Tita Cory’ exhibit. (From left) Manila Bulletin’s Emil Yap III, Via Mare proprietress Glenda Barretto, Adamson University president Gregorio Bañaga, and former PCSO chairman Margie Juico. At the back are the three featured artists
At the ribbon cutting ceremony of ‘Memoirs of Ninoy and Tita Cory’ exhibit. (From left) Manila Bulletin’s Emil Yap III, Via Mare proprietress Glenda Barretto, Adamson University president Gregorio Bañaga, and former PCSO chairman Margie Juico. At the back are the three featured artists

Artist group exhibits works inspired by Ninoy and Cory known for their revolutionary movements in politics specifically during the martial law era, the late Benigno “Ninoy” Aquino Jr. and his wife, former President Corazon “Cory” Aquino have become inspirational figures in society.

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