Peter Wallace of the Wallace Business Forum gives his opinion on the talk-of-the-town topic - the tale of the tapes - the PGMA administration must clear up particularly on the (wire-tapped) tapes allegedly proving poll fraud since they present very serious accusations on her legitimacy. The jueteng issue is important but not of the same caliber. The wire tap controversy is easy to resolve - send the tapes to the US Federal Bureau or Britain's Scotland Yard for analysis. Tapos na ang kuwento.
Today's news is about the big increase in income (billions) of the Bureau of Customs since January because of the improved anti-smuggling efforts of the Bureau. Happy news indeed.
The move will help the country to cope with the skyrocketing oil prices and will aim to reduce pollution in the metropolis. The threshold price for CNG has been set at P14.52 per liter, compared to prevailing diesel rates of P27 to P28 per liter. Maybe we can have finally an efficient, cheap public transport in the near future.
Herbcare Corp., maker of Charantia Ampalaya Food Supplement, is assisting Mr. Murray in gathering materials for his book. The ampalaya is expected to gain attention in the US with the introduction last year of Charantea product marketed locally but under a different name.
Ampalaya is not only nutritious but also a traditional home remedy for many illnesses, particularly diabetes, to the scientific citation of its properties that lower blood sugar.