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[Title] => Fixing the economy
[Summary] => Unless we make a damn serious effort to privatize the monstrosity known as the National Power Corp. (NPC), the problems that spring out from it will perennially threaten to plunge the country into crisis and steal the future away from millions of Filipinos.
Not just a few agree that a key part of fixing the economy is to push forward relentlessly with power reforms. Privatization of NPC is the most important element to making those reforms work.
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[Title] => The eleventh hour
[Summary] => The country is on the verge of another power crisis reminiscent of the dreadful six to 12 hour daily brownouts in 1989 to 1993 that brought immeasurable damage to our economy.
Mindanao and the Visayas are already experiencing daily power interruptions and it‘s just a matter of time before Luzon is confronted with a similar fate.
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[Title] => STAR cagers rule Coke invitational
[Summary] => The Philippine STAR outmuscled Red Bull Barako in the shaded area in the fourth quarter as it pulled off an 85-83 victory yesterday to clinch the Coke Light Invitational basketball tournament crown before a small but loud Saturday crowd at the Makati Coliseum.
Jon de Guzman and Roy Canlas were the source of inside strength of the STARmen as the two combined for 13 points in the homestretch in a win that erased the stigma of their subpar effort in last year’s STAR Friendship League.
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[Title] => Coca-Cola netfest underway
[Summary] => The first Coca-Cola National Tennis Championships, a Group 1 event sanctioned by the Philippine Tennis Association, kicks off today with the men’s singles main draw at the New Subic Bay International Tennis and Sports Center.
The tournament, patterned after the Wimbledon, features the country’s best players led by David Cuppers Johnny Arcilla, Adelo Abadia, Joseph Victorino and Michael Mora III.
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GENJU LAPEZ
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Not just a few agree that a key part of fixing the economy is to push forward relentlessly with power reforms. Privatization of NPC is the most important element to making those reforms work.
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Mindanao and the Visayas are already experiencing daily power interruptions and it‘s just a matter of time before Luzon is confronted with a similar fate.
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Jon de Guzman and Roy Canlas were the source of inside strength of the STARmen as the two combined for 13 points in the homestretch in a win that erased the stigma of their subpar effort in last year’s STAR Friendship League.
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The tournament, patterned after the Wimbledon, features the country’s best players led by David Cuppers Johnny Arcilla, Adelo Abadia, Joseph Victorino and Michael Mora III.
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