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[Title] => Lessons we can learn from the US elections
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[Summary] => Ambassador to Israel Antonio Modena, who stirred a controversy by criticizing the Israeli immigration police for its treatment of overseas Filipino workers (OFWs), flew back to Manila yesterday to report to Foreign Affairs Secretary Alberto Romulo.
Modena confirmed that he had already issued an apology over his "insensitive" remarks against his host country but stressed this would not be the end of it.
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[Summary] => Last Tuesday, the peso fell to its lowest in memory: P56.20 to the dollar. Yesterday, our currency – uh, rallied very slightly to P56.16. Sanamagan. What’s happening to our country?
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There's no way the precipitate fall from grace of neophyte Presidential "chief
of staff" Aprodicio Laquian can be cushioned or explained away. In starkest
terms, he got his "boss" sore at him.
To be sure, daggers were out, gleefully wielded by Laquian's enemies and
rivals, who spotted his boo-boo and quickly alerted the President who was on
his way home from an exhausting foray to Mindanao to bolster the morale of our
troops in the field. But Prod has nobody to blame but himself.
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Modena confirmed that he had already issued an apology over his "insensitive" remarks against his host country but stressed this would not be the end of it.
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There's no way the precipitate fall from grace of neophyte Presidential "chief
of staff" Aprodicio Laquian can be cushioned or explained away. In starkest
terms, he got his "boss" sore at him.
To be sure, daggers were out, gleefully wielded by Laquian's enemies and
rivals, who spotted his boo-boo and quickly alerted the President who was on
his way home from an exhausting foray to Mindanao to bolster the morale of our
troops in the field. But Prod has nobody to blame but himself.
[DatePublished] => 2000-03-23 00:00:00
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