+ Follow CATHOLIC SPAIN Tag
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[Title] => Spain election dominated by its economic woes
[Summary] => Spaniards hit by the highest unemployment rate in the eurozone voted Sunday in an election expected to give a landslide victory to opposition conservatives who have vowed to prevent the zone's fourth-largest economy from imploding but have offered scant details on how they will do so.
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[Title] => Watch The Da Vinci Code and decide for yourself
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Curtain-raisers:
[DatePublished] => 2006-05-16 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Ricky Lo
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[Title] => Who sets the country’s agenda?
[Summary] => President GMA may have been elated by the second CBCP statement because it did not call for people power to oust her. The group decided not to follow Cardinal Sin’s example given the failure of people power calls from Cory and Susan. It was wiser not to directly confront the Arroyo government. Instead it issued an ambivalent statement that although they would not call for President GMA’s ouster by ‘people power’ they ask the Opposition to continue "their search for truth". If politics is about taking sides, the CBCP statement brilliantly opted out.
[DatePublished] => 2005-09-18 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Carmen N. Pedrosa
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[Title] => The Soliman flap / The prayerful Filipino
[Summary] => There is a French saying: L’essentiel n’est pas dans la chose regardée mais dans le regard. The English equivalent would be something like: Truth or the essential thing is not in the thing regarded but in the regard. Which is exactly what the the flap about Dinky Soliman is all about. The truth is how you see the whole thing, how you see the smoke, how you see the mirrors. And soon you find out the the whole shebang does not, never stands still.
Who’s really at fault for Dinky Soliman’s ouster from the cabinet?
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[Title] => The Soliman flap / The prayerful Filipino
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Who’s really at fault for Dinky Soliman’s ouster from the cabinet?
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November 21, 2011 - 3:28am
