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[Title] => Survival mode
[Summary] => In her State of the Nation Address today, President Arroyo will reject calls to scrap the value-added tax on oil imports.
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[Summary] => Someone who has known Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo since her early years told me that the President now smiles more easily and often. In the local afterglow of the Angelo de la Cruz case, she is on her way to becoming the country’s "best" president, the person told me.
Obviously this person is a supporter of the President. But for some time this was not the case, and I was surprised by the change of heart. Perhaps the President, now armed with a six-year mandate, is finally learning to turn on the charm and develop genuine empathy. Election victory can work wonders.
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[Summary] => Reading the series of the Philippine Center for Investigative Journalism on the legislature should leave no more questions about why every clown and his mother is dying to win a seat in Congress, even if it means putting all assets in hock to bankroll an election campaign.
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[Title] => From mendicancy, a slide prostitution?
[Summary] => OCCUPATION: How would Americans feel seeing foreigners in combat gear manning checkpoints in their towns and cities, regulating or restricting their movements and occasionally shooting at them?
That’s exactly what US occupation troops are doing in Iraq, a sovereign country like the United States. They are forcing themselves on Iraqis who just want to be left alone much like Americans do.
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[Title] => GMA takes on illegal loggers
[Summary] => On Earth Day President Arroyo vowed to fight illegal logging and promote sustainable exploitation of the country’s natural resources. Why does this sound like a tired refrain? Every administration makes noises about saving the country’s forests. Yet the country’s forest cover continues to disappear at an alarming rate, lost to slash-and-burn farming or kaingin, badly planned development and yes, illegal logging.
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Obviously this person is a supporter of the President. But for some time this was not the case, and I was surprised by the change of heart. Perhaps the President, now armed with a six-year mandate, is finally learning to turn on the charm and develop genuine empathy. Election victory can work wonders.
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[Summary] => Reading the series of the Philippine Center for Investigative Journalism on the legislature should leave no more questions about why every clown and his mother is dying to win a seat in Congress, even if it means putting all assets in hock to bankroll an election campaign.
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That’s exactly what US occupation troops are doing in Iraq, a sovereign country like the United States. They are forcing themselves on Iraqis who just want to be left alone much like Americans do.
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