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When our national leaders visit the cemeteries this weekend, they should take time out to consider whether years from now, their graves will be spat upon by Filipinos who will blame them for bringing the nation to ruin.


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Two days later, he throws a tantrum after the Sandiganbayan refuses to postpone his arraignment on the charge that he used an alias illegally. He dismisses his lawyers and moans that he’s ready for the gallows, complaining there’s no justice in this country.


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Two days later, he throws a tantrum after the Sandiganbayan refuses to postpone his arraignment on the charge that he used an alias illegally. He dismisses his lawyers and moans that he’s ready for the gallows, complaining there’s no justice in this country.


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Strengthening PPP

By Rey Gamboa | February 25, 2011 - 12:00am

This time, PPP does not stand for Public-Private Partnerships, the current administration’s program to entice the flow of investments in the country.

Business

Chilling out

By SKETCHES | By Ana Marie Pamintuan | October 31, 2003 - 12:00am

Will communing with our dearly departed and contemplating our mortality somehow lead to a way out of the enormous mess the nation is now in? Let’s hope so. The nation’s founding fathers must be turning...

Opinion

Meet Jose Velarde

By SKETCHES | By Ana Marie Pamintuan | March 1, 2002 - 12:00am

This is vintage Erap: he pours his heart out to a pretty woman, forgetting that cameras of ABS-CBN are rolling. In so doing, he inadvertently blurts out that he signed Equitable PCI Bank documents using the alias...

Opinion