Alodia Gosiengfiao is the host of ABS-CBN's LOL (Laugh out Loud) with Luis Manzano and she also stars in the Globe Tattoo SuperStick "No Limits" TV Commercial. Alodia Gosiengfiao traces her roots from Catarman, Northern Samar although she now lives in Quezon City. Alodia Gosiengfiao is from the wealthy Arraiza family in Catarman. Her full name is Alodia Almira Arraiza Gosiengfiao. She was born on March 9, 1988 and she became famous primarily from being a Cosplayer. In fact, she is dubbed as the Cosplay Goddess of the Philippines. Alodia Gosiengfiao was first noticed in 2003 when she won in an event called the C3 Convention in 2003 as Gun Mage Rikku of FFX-2. This led to her and her sister Ashley being featured on the cover of Culture Crash Magazine, a Manga Magazine in the Philippines.
Alodia Gosiengfiao was Animax Channel's first ever Levi's Kawaii girl winner in 2007. FHM Philippines ranked her number 87 in its 2009 poll for the 100 Sexiest Women in the World. Alodia Gosiengfiao has also been named by UNO Magazine as one of the most influential women in the Philippines by inspiring more women to also do Cosplay. She studied in Miriam College and the Ateneo de Manila University.
12.19.2010
Nine-year-old Boy Killed in Las Navas
Ten soldiers were slain and a nine-year-old boy was the collateral damage in an ambush by the leftist New People's Army (NPA) in Las Navas, Northern Samar on Tuesday, December 14, 2010. The nine-year-old boy who was identified as Joven Cabe was killed after he was hit by a shrapnel from exploding landmines planted by the NPA while he was taking a bath in a nearby river. The ten soldiers killed were marching back to their barracks to observe the government-declared ceasefire with the NPA rebels when ambushed. Two soldiers were also wounded in the attack. The remains of the 10 soldiers are now at the St. Francis Chapel of the 63rd Infantry Battalion in Barangay Dalakit in Catarman.
Deputy presidential spokesman Abigail Valte said the NPA cannot justify the killing of the soldiers and the nine-year-old boy. Valte said the attack was made hours before the ceasefire with communist rebels would have taken effect. Valte said the government strongly objects to the CPP’s claim that the ambush was a legitimate act of war.
“We certainly disagree because I don’t know where, in any part of the world, where you could go and say the death of a nine-year old child was part of a legitimate act of war. They should be the ones to explain to those who have lost their husband this Christmas that it was a legitimate act of war. They should also be the ones to explain to the parents who lost their child this Christmas because they say it was a legitimate act of war.”
In a statement, the Communist Party of the Philippines said the attack was in accordance with the international rules of war.
Defense Secretary Voltaire Gazmin, Presidential Adviser on the Peace Process, Sec. Ging Deles, Chief Peace Negotiator Alexander Padilla, Armed Forces chief Gen. Ricardo David and Army chief Lt. Gen. Arturo Ortiz went to Northern Samar today to pay their last respects to the victims of the ambush.
Deputy presidential spokesman Abigail Valte said the NPA cannot justify the killing of the soldiers and the nine-year-old boy. Valte said the attack was made hours before the ceasefire with communist rebels would have taken effect. Valte said the government strongly objects to the CPP’s claim that the ambush was a legitimate act of war.
“We certainly disagree because I don’t know where, in any part of the world, where you could go and say the death of a nine-year old child was part of a legitimate act of war. They should be the ones to explain to those who have lost their husband this Christmas that it was a legitimate act of war. They should also be the ones to explain to the parents who lost their child this Christmas because they say it was a legitimate act of war.”
In a statement, the Communist Party of the Philippines said the attack was in accordance with the international rules of war.
Defense Secretary Voltaire Gazmin, Presidential Adviser on the Peace Process, Sec. Ging Deles, Chief Peace Negotiator Alexander Padilla, Armed Forces chief Gen. Ricardo David and Army chief Lt. Gen. Arturo Ortiz went to Northern Samar today to pay their last respects to the victims of the ambush.
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