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[Summary] => To find solutions to our ragng national problems, we must first find out what went wrong and what is going wrong in our society. Yesterday, I took up the Economic Intelligence Unit’s assessment that politics and politicians are a major roadblock to our nation’s growth. Today, I focus on another EIU study – that Philippine education has not kept pace with the times.
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[Title] => Worse than the best of the Third World - JAYWALKER by Art A. Borjal
[Summary] => It is crystal clear that the government’s top priority, as soon as the dust of the electoral battles settles down, is to implement the reform measures needed to modernize our election system.
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It is crystal clear that the government’s top priority, as soon as the dust of the electoral battles settles down, is to implement the reform measures needed to modernize our election system.
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[Summary] => Ilocos Sur Governor Luis "Chavit" Singson, the whistle-blower who blew Joseph Estrada into kingdom come, should have been used earlier to campaign for the senatorial candidates of the People Power Coalition. In the Ilocos region which is his turf, and in parts of Mindanao where there are large colonies of Ilocanos, Chavit, with his folksy Ilocano style, could have gained votes that could make a difference between No. 13 and No. 14 for a PPC bet.
But better late than never.
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[Title] => How God works thru mysterious ways - JAYWALKER by Art A. Borjal
[Summary] => Ilocos Sur Governor Luis "Chavit" Singson, the whistle-blower who blew Joseph Estrada into kingdom come, should have been used earlier to campaign for the senatorial candidates of the People Power Coalition. In the Ilocos region which is his turf, and in parts of Mindanao where there are large colonies of Ilocanos, Chavit, with his folksy Ilocano style, could have gained votes that could make a difference between No. 13 and No. 14 for a PPC bet.
But better late than never.
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[Title] => Handshake - JAYWALKER by Art A. Borjal
[Summary] => "Probable cause" is what the Sandiganbayan justices – who are going to try the plunder case against former President Estrada – are looking for. Is it possible that he committed a crime? That is the simple question that the justices are going to evaluate, based on the evidence presented by the Ombudsman.
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[Title] => Dipolog remembers Joker - JAYWALKER by Art A. Borjal
[Summary] => Joker Arroyo, who is gunning for a Senate seat under the banner of the People Power Coalition, must never have dreamed that the good deed he did almost 20 years ago in a quaint Mindanao city called Dipolog, Zamboanga del Norte, would still be remembered by the townsfolk there.
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[Title] => Another first in RP’s political history - JAYWALKER by Art A. Borjal
[Summary] => Another "first" in our country’s political history has just been notched: Issuance of a warrant of arrest against a former President of the Republic. To avoid being put behind bars, even for a brief moment, ousted President Joseph Estrada posted bail before the Sandiganbayan before the close of office hours last Monday, April 16.
Erap’s problems begin when the Sandiganbayan acts on the plunder cases against him. Here, the offense is unbailable.
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[Title] => As Doris Day sang, ‘Que sera, sera’ - JAYWALKER by Art A. Borjal
[Summary] => Had the power blackout happened on May 14, Election Day, you can just imagine the chaos that would have ensued. How would the counting of votes be done, without emergency generators or a lot of candles at hand? And how would the certificates of canvass be prepared, without any lights to illuminate the place?
It is strange that the Commission on Elections has not reacted to the power blackout last Saturday.
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[Title] => Who’s in, who’s out - JAYWALKER by Art A. Borjal
[Summary] => There are signs certain senatorial candidates of the People Power Coalition, who are at present outside the winning circle, are surging nearer to No. 13. They include Wigberto "Bobby" Tañada, Ernesto "Boy" Herrera, and Solita "Winnie" Monsod. One recent survey even showed that Herrera was already within the Magic 13, because of the labor vote and the heavy Cebuano vote. On the other hand, the solid vote that Tañada is expected to muster from the Southern Tagalog region could push him eventually into the winner’s circle.
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Erap’s problems begin when the Sandiganbayan acts on the plunder cases against him. Here, the offense is unbailable.
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[Title] => As Doris Day sang, ‘Que sera, sera’ - JAYWALKER by Art A. Borjal
[Summary] => Had the power blackout happened on May 14, Election Day, you can just imagine the chaos that would have ensued. How would the counting of votes be done, without emergency generators or a lot of candles at hand? And how would the certificates of canvass be prepared, without any lights to illuminate the place?
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