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EDWIN LACIERDA AND RICKY CARANDANG

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Media and the President

May 22, 2011 - 12:00am

Media, in a functioning democracy, has always been and must always be adversarial towards the government - not so much because the press wants to be contrarian but because that is the nature of the business: a watchdog...

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