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One of Senator Richard Gordon’s readily noticeable traits as a national and local public official is his courage to act based on his firm conviction; to take up even extremely unpopular causes he believes in.
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                    [Summary] => Now that the political race has begun, it is now time to consider who among the presidential aspirants have a true reform package or plan. We already know that one major casualty of the Davide impeachment case was the call by House Speaker Jose de Venecia for a shift to a parliamentary form of government. People in Cebu are saying that if we were in a parliamentary system, Davide would not stand a chance, nor House Speaker de Venecia. That leaves us with my favorite one, federalism. If you don’t want a federal, then tell me if there are other concepts out there? Communism?
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                    [Title] => War in Mindanao must be to the finish
                    [Summary] => We were elated when we read that the Moro Islamic Liberation Front had declared a 10-day Unilateral Ceasefire in hopes that President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo would order a halt to the ongoing military operation in Mindanao. It is true that the unilateral ceasefire was supposed to take effect on June 2. But two days later, 70 MILF terrorists fired mortar and rocket-propelled grenades at two detachments of the 40th Infantry Battalion in Carmen, North Cotabato, killing 19 soldiers and five civilians. This is the best proof that the war in Mindanao is far from over. The MILF is a terrorist group.
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