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[Title] => Declaring total war against narco politics
[Summary] => Any candidate for next year's elections who does not take a very strong, explicit, and unequivocal stand against drugs should be rejected totally and uncompromisingly by the electorate, either because he or she is too naive as not to discern the grave and far-reaching implications of such an endemic malady, or, and this is worse, he or she is either funded by narcotics money or is the drug lord himself or herself. If the candidate is naive, then we do not need another incompetent political leader. If he is involved, then he should be exposed as the enemy of the people.
[DatePublished] => 2015-08-28 10:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Atty. Josephus B. Jimenez
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[Title] => The fruits of freedom
[Summary] => It was 116 years ago when the Philippines first declared political freedom. But our political system has never reached that stage of maturity where the restoration of lost liberties and transformation of social values depended on political parties.
[DatePublished] => 2014-06-12 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Elfren S. Cruz
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[Title] => A powerful novel
[Summary] => The characters of Rizal’s Noli me tangere have come to life again in a novel recently published in the United States and reprinted in Manila, written by Roger Olivares. The original title was Hero. The reprint is entitled Noli Me Tangere 2: A Modern Sequel to Dr. Jose P. Rizal’s Novel. In this reincarnation Crisostomo Ibarra ("Cris") returns to the Philippines after his studies abroad and finds the country in a terrible mess. As in the earlier novel, Cris tries to do something about it and dies in the attempt.
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FATHER FLORENTINO
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