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[Title] => PBA veteran imports suit up for other teams
[Summary] => Veteran PBA imports Paul Harris, Bill Walker and Allen Durham are returning but for different teams while Mohammad Jamshidi and Rodrigue Akl are two Asian hotshots suiting up in the coming PBA Governors Cup.
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[Title] => Multiple challenges to our migrant workers
[Summary] => As the sage would say: When it rains, it really pours. The Filipino migrant workers are currently facing a lot of problems, which all pose serious and imminent dangers to their job security in their respective host countries.
[DatePublished] => 2011-08-20 00:00:00
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[Title] => Federalism preserves dying languages!
[Summary] => Last Saturday evening, my wife Jessica and I sat down at the Waterfront Hotel lobby with Dr. Jose "Pepe" Abueva of the Kalayaan College for an intense two-hour discussion on the prospects of Federalism, which he is proposing for the country. Indeed, we must give credit where credit is due; the concept of Federalism started from the group of Dr. Abueva and the Citizen’s Movement for a Federal Philippines (CMFP). It doesn’t mean to say that they’re the only ones who are espousing for a Federal and Parliamentary system in this country.
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[AuthorName] => Bobit S. Avila
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[Title] => Letter to the Editor - Some important facts about states' rights in a federal form of government
[Summary] => When we speak of the rights of individual states in a presidential form of government, we mean "exclusive" rights that may not be shared with the national government.
I've chosen the "presidential-federal" form of government because the "parliamentary form" of government is just not within the reach of our current legislators and the temperament of the Filipino, people. Why ask for two "alien" changes that we don't have any experience when we can try with one that is intelligible?
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[Summary] => When Libyan strongman, Muammar Qaddafi, said there will be peace in the region if Palestine were to unite as one country with Palestinian and Jewish states, it sounded ludicrous. But on second thought he may have something there. Indeed the proposal can be made to work because it has successful historical precedents. Peace between perennial rivals France and Germany came when the two countries united with Italy, the Netherlands and Luxembourg as the European Coal and Steel Community. It was the brainchild of Jean Monnet in 1950.
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[Summary] => Veteran PBA imports Paul Harris, Bill Walker and Allen Durham are returning but for different teams while Mohammad Jamshidi and Rodrigue Akl are two Asian hotshots suiting up in the coming PBA Governors Cup.
[DatePublished] => 2016-06-11 00:00:00
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[Title] => Multiple challenges to our migrant workers
[Summary] => As the sage would say: When it rains, it really pours. The Filipino migrant workers are currently facing a lot of problems, which all pose serious and imminent dangers to their job security in their respective host countries.
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[Title] => Federalism preserves dying languages!
[Summary] => Last Saturday evening, my wife Jessica and I sat down at the Waterfront Hotel lobby with Dr. Jose "Pepe" Abueva of the Kalayaan College for an intense two-hour discussion on the prospects of Federalism, which he is proposing for the country. Indeed, we must give credit where credit is due; the concept of Federalism started from the group of Dr. Abueva and the Citizen’s Movement for a Federal Philippines (CMFP). It doesn’t mean to say that they’re the only ones who are espousing for a Federal and Parliamentary system in this country.
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[Title] => Letter to the Editor - Some important facts about states' rights in a federal form of government
[Summary] => When we speak of the rights of individual states in a presidential form of government, we mean "exclusive" rights that may not be shared with the national government.
I've chosen the "presidential-federal" form of government because the "parliamentary form" of government is just not within the reach of our current legislators and the temperament of the Filipino, people. Why ask for two "alien" changes that we don't have any experience when we can try with one that is intelligible?
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[Title] => Burgeoning idea
[Summary] => When Libyan strongman, Muammar Qaddafi, said there will be peace in the region if Palestine were to unite as one country with Palestinian and Jewish states, it sounded ludicrous. But on second thought he may have something there. Indeed the proposal can be made to work because it has successful historical precedents. Peace between perennial rivals France and Germany came when the two countries united with Italy, the Netherlands and Luxembourg as the European Coal and Steel Community. It was the brainchild of Jean Monnet in 1950.
[DatePublished] => 2004-10-03 00:00:00
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August 14, 2005 - 12:00am
