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Of all the political exercises in Philippine history, the coming midterm elections in May will probably be the most shameless and hypocritical. If there are those who still believe things will change for the better, this will be the final proof that they won't.


One is tempted to fall into the holier-than-thou trap laid out by Opus Dei hardliner Francisco Tatad, who ostensibly is appalled by the brazen dynastic tendencies being exhibited by the opposition.


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Feng Shui and Religion

By Aldric V. Dalumpines | April 26, 2014 - 12:00am

Does feng shui contradict my religion, say, if I am Catholic or Muslim?

Freeman Cebu Lifestyle

Lost in the translation

By Jerry Tundag | January 31, 2007 - 12:00am

Of all the political exercises in Philippine history, the coming midterm elections in May will probably be the most shameless and hypocritical. If there are those who still believe things will change...

Freeman Opinion