To address this need, the ABS-CBN News Channel (ANC) has launched its newest talk show specially made for the ongoing campaign period, Impact 2004.
Hosted by esteemed publisher, columnist and political expert Max Soliven, Impact 2004 resurrects the spirit of the highly controversial and historic current affairs show Mr. Soliven hosted in the pre-Martial Law years. This time, Impact 2004 pairs Mr. Soliven’s trademark wit and brilliance with today’s current crop of broadcast journalists, who will help him bring out the juiciest, most unguarded moments from political aspirants out to get people’s votes.
Max Soliven has covered the terms of eight Philippine presidents in his illustrious and award-winning journalistic career. As a broadcaster, he is best known as a talk show host for ABS-CBN in the 1970s, where his show Impact broke the Marcos government’s plan to impose Martial Law. The program was put off the air as ABS-CBN, along with other opposition media, was closed and Mr. Soliven was imprisoned.
When he was released, Mr. Soliven resumed his career as a journalist. Today, he is publisher of The Philippine STAR.
Impact 2004 airs Fridays, 8 to 9 p.m. preempting ANC News.
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Kris, in fact, has been very vocal about how she maintains her shapely girlish figure with a little help from liposuction and Dr. Belo.
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