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[Title] => Timeline of China-Taiwan relations leading to historic meet
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[Title] => Same wild goose chase / Pacquiao: How really good?
[Summary] => We’re still on the same wild goose chase, hunting down the parliamentary form of government as the end-all and be-all of our political system. Now that she has flagged down the presidency, to be more precise six years of the presidency, President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo isn’t so sure anymore she wants to be a three-year transition president. Why have half when you can have the whole?
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[Title] => The real malaise / GMA’s real challenge
[Summary] => About the only person with a radiant, beatific smile these days is President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo. She must know something we don’t know, possess something we don’t possess, breathe rarefied air we don’t breathe. And yet almost everybody agrees GMA is in a hell of a pickle. And why not? The political opposition continues to accuse her of "cheating massively" in the May 10 presidential elections. And so two formidable presidential candidates refuse to concede – namely, Fernando Poe Jr., and evangelist Brother Eddie Villanueva.
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[Title] => Campaign heats up: An analysis
[Summary] => If the latest survey of Social Weather Stations is to be believed, the presidential campaign is no longer a shoo-in for Fernando Poe Jr. President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo has suddenly bolted like a meteor to second place. God willing, Raul Roco willing, the little lady can march to Malacañang with banners blazing. Just a month or two ago, La Gloria was given up for dead, her presidential bid exploding in a smoking maze of busted GMA balloons, busted hopes she could ever recover, busted dreams of Arcadia.
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[Title] => Quo vadis, Philippines?
[Summary] => The Philippines is in the grip of history where a mighty collision course approaches between the greatness of man’s spirit as exemplified by its heroes and its baseness and depravity as exemplified by its politicians. Apocalyptic words these. But like a movie whose script I have read beforehand, I see this collision coming. Can it be prevented? Maybe yes and maybe no. Of late, I have been meeting with some ranking members of the Philippine elite – anonymous they shall be – who sought my views on what the morrow could bring to our ill-starred republic.
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[Title] => Campaign heats up: An analysis
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[Title] => Quo vadis, Philippines?
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[Focus] => 0
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