DR. SALVADOR ARANETA

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                    [Summary] => Last Monday, after a rollercoaster ride in the financial markets during the weekend, RFM Corp. celebrated its 50th anniversary.

In ...
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                    [Summary] => Fernando Poe Jr.’s motherhood slogan "Food on every table", which can be presumed to be his "platform" (for lack of one), has not been buttressed by any proposed policy or program of action that can indeed provide food for every Filipino.


Lina Araneta-Santiago, civic-minded daughter of the late Dr. Salvador Araneta, contends that it was, in fact, her father’s lifelong mission to provide food for every Filipino. However, unlike FPJ, Dr. Araneta had a program for his mission, the New Deal formula which he propounded more than half a century ago.


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                    [Title] => Postal office honors Salvador Araneta
                    [Summary] => The birth centenary of Dr. Salvador Araneta, the ardent nationalist, constitutionalist, economist and educator, will be marked by a series of tributes and celebrations, highlighted by the issuance of a commemorative stamp by the Philippine Postal Corp.


The stamp will be presented and autographed in a ceremony led by Postmaster General Nicasio Rodriguez Jr. at the Filipinas Heritage Library in Makati City on Dr. Araneta’s feast day, Jan. 31.


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Yes the Filipino can

By Joey Concepcion | October 16, 2008 - 12:00am

Last Monday, after a rollercoaster ride in the financial markets during the weekend, RFM Corp. celebrated its 50th anniversary. In ...

Business

Food on every table

By SUNDRY STROKES | March 31, 2004 - 12:00am

Fernando Poe Jr.’s motherhood slogan "Food on every table", which can be presumed to be his "platform" (for lack of one), has not been buttressed by any proposed policy or program of action...

Opinion

Postal office honors Salvador Araneta

January 26, 2002 - 12:00am

The birth centenary of Dr. Salvador Araneta, the ardent nationalist, constitutionalist, economist and educator, will be marked by a series of tributes and celebrations, highlighted by the issuance of a commemorative...

Nation