The Woman Who Had Two Navels by Nick Joaquin
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BECAUSE 'THE JOB OF A CITIZEN IS TO KEEP HIS MOUTH OPEN.' -- GUNTER GRASS
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- I am currently the president of the environmental organization Health Care Without Harm-Asia (HCWH-ASIA). Previously, I served as the mayor of the Municipality of Gubat in Sorsogon. After studying politics at the University of the Philippines, I was a campaigner for the Burma program of the Initiatives for International Dialogue (IID), and later for HCWH-ASIA.
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Sir, I am a fan of your blogsite. And currently I'm reading the same book as yours. My professor asked us to make a book review about the woman who had two navels, but its just hard for me to understand the book itself. Could you pls sir help me out so that I can have a full comprehension of what the book is about?...Thank you and more power.
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