+ Follow ENOUGH FILIPINOS Tag
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[Title] => For those who dare to love well
[Summary] => My previous column invited quite a number of reaction from readers, many of them betraying nascent anger and even more expressing outright frustration with Metro Manila traffic. A well-known TV program host called early in the morning and interviewed me the same day the column appeared in The Philippine STAR. He spent over fifteen minutes in probing the issue of responsible traffic management. His own disappointment with government’s apparently ill-conceived and predictably confusing traffic schemes colored much of our interview.
[DatePublished] => 2003-11-13 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Felipe B. Miranda
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[Title] => A truly critical test
[Summary] => In that forum where Senator Panfilo Lacson announced his support for family planning and explicitly endorsed measures medieval minds doctrinally oppose, much attention was diverted to the issue of whether the senator would or would not run for the presidency in 2004.
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[Title] => The dumbing of politics
[Summary] => An assortment of comedians, clowns, buffoons and jokers now attends the country’s politics. Filipinos who have seen better times wonder why the impressive leaders of yesteryears – Tañada, Diokno, Salonga, Laurel, Recto and Lacson, to name but a few – do not have worthy successors among the dramatis personae of our contemporary political theatre. As one scans those who now lead in the governance of the nation, one finds mostly caricatures of what senators, cabinet members and other national officials should be and in the past had been often enough.
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ENOUGH FILIPINOS
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[Title] => A truly critical test
[Summary] => In that forum where Senator Panfilo Lacson announced his support for family planning and explicitly endorsed measures medieval minds doctrinally oppose, much attention was diverted to the issue of whether the senator would or would not run for the presidency in 2004.
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[Title] => The dumbing of politics
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