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                    [Summary] => It’s unsafe to predict anything, I know. But Alikabok swears La Presidenta is ready – with two exceptions – to "complete" the line-up of her "new" Cabinet.


Well, I got your attention, anyway. When will La Emperadora speak, ending the suspense and the nail-biting on the part of the suspected Coming and Going? Tomorrow? Friday? Perhaps to coincide this Friday, the 13th (!), with the opening of the Olympic Games in Athens.


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                    [Summary] => Labor Secretary Pat Sto. Tomas – taking the rap for having given media the koryente tale that hostaged truck driver Angelo de la Cruz had been freed by his Islamic militant captors – has tried to exercise damage control by flying Angelo’s wife, Arsenia, with her to Jordan allegedly so Mrs. De la Cruz will be "closer to developments on the ground".


This means the government is still hoping Angelo will be released by his terrorist captors, a group which continues to threaten to behead him.


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                    [Summary] => There were tears in his eyes as Agriculture Secretary Luis "Cito" Lorenzo denied to reporters on television that he was being "eased out of the Arroyo Cabinet" and claimed he was "embarking on a higher mission".


His tears, in short, belied his words – for they certainly were not tears of joy.


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                    [Title] => If Senators and Congressmen stopped giving themselves a yearly P22 billion in pork barrel, we’d be saved!
                    [Summary] => It’s a good thing President GMA doused cold water on the puerile plan of newly-elected Antipolo Rep. Ronnie Puno (geez, until he got elected, many of us didn’t even know he was running, that clever fella) to "resurrect" La Gloria’s old party KAMPI in order to overthrow Speaker Joe de Venecia – and supplant him with whom? Did I hear somebody say Ronnie Puno?


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                    [Title] => Running neck and neck with GMA in the SWS poll is bad news for FPJ
                    [Summary] => I don’t know why they chose April Fools’ Day (yesterday) to reveal the results of the latest Social Weather Stations (SWS) survey. In this case, it’s not good news for challenger Fernando Poe, Jr.


The SWS puts Panday only slightly ahead of La Presidenta by giving him a 34.9 percent rating against La Gloria’s 32.9 percent in a survey conducted between March 11 to 19 – 39 days into the campaign. Given the margin of error of 2.2 percent, this means that FPJ and GMA are running neck and neck.


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Well, I got your attention, anyway. When will La Emperadora speak, ending the suspense and the nail-biting on the part of the suspected Coming and Going? Tomorrow? Friday? Perhaps to coincide this Friday, the 13th (!), with the opening of the Olympic Games in Athens.


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His tears, in short, belied his words – for they certainly were not tears of joy.


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GMA may begin naming her Cabinet choices this weekend(perhaps even tomorrow)

By BY THE WAY | By Max V. Soliven | August 11, 2004 - 12:00am

It’s unsafe to predict anything, I know. But Alikabok swears La Presidenta is ready – with two exceptions – to "complete" the line-up of her "new" Cabinet. Well, I got your attention,...

Opinion

GMA still in a blue funk over ‘false’ news of Angelo’s release

By BY THE WAY | By Max V. Soliven | July 13, 2004 - 12:00am

Labor Secretary Pat Sto. Tomas – taking the rap for having given media the koryente tale that hostaged truck driver Angelo de la Cruz had been freed by his Islamic militant captors – has tried to exercise...

Opinion

Praise for Indonesia vs disappointment in the Philippines?

By BY THE WAY | By Max V. Soliven | July 11, 2004 - 12:00am

There were tears in his eyes as Agriculture Secretary Luis "Cito" Lorenzo denied to reporters on television that he was being "eased out of the Arroyo Cabinet" and claimed he was "embarking...

Opinion

If Senators and Congressmen stopped giving themselves a yearly P22 billion in pork barrel, we’d be saved!

By BY THE WAY | By Max V. Soliven | July 5, 2004 - 12:00am

It’s a good thing President GMA doused cold water on the puerile plan of newly-elected Antipolo Rep. Ronnie Puno (geez, until he got elected, many of us didn’t even know he was running, that clever fella)...

Opinion

Running neck and neck with GMA in the SWS poll is bad news for FPJ

By BY THE WAY | By Max V. Soliven | April 2, 2004 - 12:00am

I don’t know why they chose April Fools’ Day (yesterday) to reveal the results of the latest Social Weather Stations (SWS) survey. In this case, it’s not good news for challenger Fernando Poe, Jr. The...

Opinion