+ Follow MARCOS AND AQUINO Tag
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[Summary] => The Marcoses and Aquinos are two sides of the same coin, and it is not necessary to side with one or the other. In fact, we can opt to go against both; it is a choice that democracy grants us.
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[Title] => What is wrong with our government?
[Summary] => There’s more to the latest survey results showing that P-Noy’s trust rating has plummeted further down to 42 percent than what Malacanang sees.
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[Title] => Loyalists ask Noy to reconsider decision on Marcos burial
[Summary] => Around 100 loyalists held a “peace rally” here yesterday to urge President Aquino – who is attending the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation – to reconsider his decision against a hero’s burial for the late President Ferdinand Marcos.
[DatePublished] => 2011-11-14 00:00:00
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[Title] => Today’s great debate
[Summary] => Unicameral or bicameral? Parliamentary or presidential? These are among the great issues of the moment. If one considers the divergence of opinions on these subjects, and the tenacity with which both sides cling to their positions, one might think that this country is hopelessly divided. One might fret that the predictable outcome will, as usual, be indecision and eventual paralysis. One would be dead wrong.
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[AuthorName] => MY VIEWPOINT By Ricardo V. Puno, Jr.
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[Title] => ‘No turning back for House on Cha-cha’
[Summary] => There is apparently no turning back for the House of Representatives on its Charter change (Cha-cha) initiative.
"It’s the single most important item on our agenda this year," a leader of the chamber said yesterday.
The two chambers of Congress resume their session today after a three-week holiday break.
The congressman, who did not want to be identified, said, "Since our party boss, President Arroyo, is neutral on Cha-cha and has not stopped us from pursuing it, we will not back out of this initiative."
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MARCOS AND AQUINO
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[Title] => ‘No turning back for House on Cha-cha’
[Summary] => There is apparently no turning back for the House of Representatives on its Charter change (Cha-cha) initiative.
"It’s the single most important item on our agenda this year," a leader of the chamber said yesterday.
The two chambers of Congress resume their session today after a three-week holiday break.
The congressman, who did not want to be identified, said, "Since our party boss, President Arroyo, is neutral on Cha-cha and has not stopped us from pursuing it, we will not back out of this initiative."
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