+ Follow AFTER NINOY AQUINO Tag
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[Summary] => ARROGANCE: The insistence of the Aquino administration in raising MRT/LRT fares — almost doubling the rates in some segments — without notice, without hearing, and without administrative recourse smacks of arrogance of power.
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[Title] => Video of the Day: Ninoy Aquino's humorous, insightful 1981 speech
[Summary] => On the speech he delivered, he shared his struggles and experiences during the martial law, under Ferdinand Marcos. Instead of delivering his speech with a frown and traces of sorrows on his face, he delivered it with wit, enthusiasm, and hope.
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[Title] => How much do we owe Ninoy Aquino?
[Summary] => Speaking after they’ve won the Battle of Britain, British Prime Minister Sir Winston Churchill, said these words that have since been immortalized in the pages of history: “Never had so many owed so much to so few.”
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[Title] => The making of the Philippine president, 2010
[Summary] => It was Otto von Bismarck of 19th century Germany who said that: “The statesman can do nothing. He can only lie in wait and listen until amid the march of events he can hear the footsteps of God. Then he leaps forward and grasps the hem of His garment.”
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[Title] => Bert Romulo will support Noynoy
[Summary] => Foreign Affairs Secretary Bert Romulo and your Chair Wrecker go back a long way.
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[Title] => FPJ fans hurl brickbats / Pete Sampras, oboy!
[Summary] => Just as I expected, this columnist is being raked from brow to beltline by supporters and admirers of Fernando Poe Jr. Just a few columns back, I wrote the Erap Estrada camarilla was backing him up for the presidential elections in 2004. Given his immense popularity all over the country, I figured he would be a shoo-in. And not President GMA and the rest of the presidential pack could stand in FPJ’s way. They would be bowled all over like tenpins. So far, so good. They liked this first part of my column and were smacking their hands for good measure.
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He’s as Italian as gelato but craves adobo and galunggong like any brown-skinned Filipino. His taste borders on the exotic (and we don’t mean just food). Who doesn’t know the long-haired and bearded, Harley Davidson-riding and rainbow-chasing Freddy Panicucci who has revved up the local fashion scene in more ways than one?
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AFTER NINOY AQUINO
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[Summary] => Speaking after they’ve won the Battle of Britain, British Prime Minister Sir Winston Churchill, said these words that have since been immortalized in the pages of history: “Never had so many owed so much to so few.”
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[Title] => Bert Romulo will support Noynoy
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[Title] => FPJ fans hurl brickbats / Pete Sampras, oboy!
[Summary] => Just as I expected, this columnist is being raked from brow to beltline by supporters and admirers of Fernando Poe Jr. Just a few columns back, I wrote the Erap Estrada camarilla was backing him up for the presidential elections in 2004. Given his immense popularity all over the country, I figured he would be a shoo-in. And not President GMA and the rest of the presidential pack could stand in FPJ’s way. They would be bowled all over like tenpins. So far, so good. They liked this first part of my column and were smacking their hands for good measure.
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[ColumnID] => 134313
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[AuthorName] => Teodoro C. Benigno
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[Title] => Freddy-To-Wear
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[DatePublished] => 2002-08-25 00:00:00
[ColumnID] => 133272
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