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Like it Is By Peter Wallace Manila Standard Today (Conclusion) Last week I started to analyze the claims of success—Ganito Tayo Noon, Bakit Nagkaganito Ngayon (This was how we were before, this is how we are now). Today is a continuation of that evaluation. I still can’t believe they’d be so crass as to release such obvious distortions of the true situation. Well, here’s some Read More …
On Target by Ramon Tulfo from Philippine Daily Inquirer http://newsinfo.inquirer.net/inquirerheadlines/metro/view/20100621-276854/A-fearless-Napolcom-commissioner NAGA CITY Mayor Jesse Robredo, whose term expires on June 30, is being eyed for the post of interior and local government secretary. Robredo is a very wise choice for that position since he is efficient, honest and a Ramon Magsaysay awardee. If Robredo gets to head the Department of Interior and Local Government (DILG), Read More …
by Christine Avendaño, Dona Pazzibugan from Philippine Daily Inquirer http://newsinfo.inquirer.net/inquirerheadlines/nation/view/20100418-265071/DoJ-order-to-clear-2-Ampatuans-assailed Protesters suspect ‘collusion’ MANILA, Philippines-A Justice Department move to drop murder charges against two members of the Ampatuan clan who were previously implicated in the Maguindanao massacre has reaped a whirlwind of protests. One senator lambasted the action of Justice Secretary Alberto Agra as pure hogwash. Others suspected it was done in exchange for votes Read More …
KONTING PANANAW by Lito Banayo from ABANTE Awang-awa ako sa kaibigang si Gilbert Teodoro. Bukod sa matalino at sadyang may kakayahan, kahuntahan ko itong si Gibo sa paksa ng pagkain, pareho kasi kaming mahilig magluto at mahilig sa iba’t ibang pagkaing Pilipino. Ngunit, hindi umusad-usad ang kanyang kampanya. Sa isang lecture sa harap ng mga manunulat ng Western Visayas noong Biyernes na nagdaan, tinanong Read More …
The unloved By Randy David Philippine Daily Inquirer 02/14/2009 Among the many presidents we have had, Ramon Magsaysay is consistently singled out as the most loved. For a long time, Ferdinand Marcos held the dubious distinction of being the most despised. Magsaysay continues to be remembered as the most beloved of all our presidents, but Marcos has been dislodged from his ignoble perch by Gloria Read More …
Usapang Kapamilya ABS-CBN News GLORIA ARROYO’S WORLD RECORDS 2001 – Present A corrupted country-Arroyo’s sleazy legacy We have become the most corrupt nation. No more can we tell ourselves that Filipino corruption scandals are by far qualitatively different from those of countries ruled by military juntas or dictators, or that the scams that shake Mrs. Arroyo’s administration were only peccadilloes that would barely make the Read More …
Usapang Kapamilya ABS-CBN News GLORIA ARROYO’S WORLD RECORDS 2001 – Present A corrupted country-Arroyo’s sleazy legacy We have become the most corrupt nation. No more can we tell ourselves that Filipino corruption scandals are by far qualitatively different from those of countries ruled by military juntas or dictators, or that the scams that shake Mrs. Arroyo’s administration were only peccadilloes that would barely make the Read More …
The Pantsuits Summit Conference By Manuel Buencamino “Keep a knockin’ but you can’t come in Keep a knockin’ but you can’t come in Come back tomorrow night and try it again.” – Little Richard “Keep on Knocking” Mrs. Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo’s third attempt to meet and greet, however fleet, US President Barack Obama was not a complete waste of time and public monies. She got things Read More …
Planning the ‘Un-plannable’ AS I WRECK THIS CHAIR By William M. Esposo Philstar: February 12, 2009 In the US, Reuters reported that over 525,000 Americans lost their jobs in the month of January 2009 alone — the biggest US job loss since World War II. In China, the BBC reported that over 20 million Chinese migrant workers have already lost their jobs and that unless remedied Read More …
Commentary: The Elusive Billion-dollar Photo Op
February 14, 2009 | Politics & Government
COMMENTARY BY PERRY DIAZ If there’s anything that President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo would pay for $1 billion, it would be a photo opportunity with President Barack Obama. Just imagine a picture of the two presidents side by side with the flags of their respective countries in the background. That would be awesome! It would be worth billions of dollars in extreme makeover for Gloria. It Read More …