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[Title] => Handling relations with Thailand
[Summary] => We should be careful in handling Thailand, a neighbor and a friend in ASEAN. The criticisms of Prime Minister Thaksin aired this week over our handling of the current SEA games should not cloud what has been excellent diplomatic relations all these years.
Our Sports officials, led by Mr. Jose Cojuangco, have said their pieces, in effect refuting the oblique claims of PM Thaksin that there was cheating in the games. On the part of the president, she has called for an investigation on the cheating.
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[AuthorName] => EAST AND WEST By Julius Fortuna
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[Title] => Political truce during the Games?
[Summary] => The 23rd Southeast Asian Games started yesterday in Manila. In the nine-day event, the biggest sporting spectacle in our region, eleven nations will compete, mobilizing about 7,000 athletes and officials.
If we had a choice, we would not have hosted this game, an expensive exercise for a poor country like ours. But we are part of the region and we are obligated to contribute our share to Southeast Asian solidarity. If Vietnam, with its long history of wars and rebellion, hosted the last SEA games with flying colors, bakit naman hindi tayo?
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Our Sports officials, led by Mr. Jose Cojuangco, have said their pieces, in effect refuting the oblique claims of PM Thaksin that there was cheating in the games. On the part of the president, she has called for an investigation on the cheating.
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[Title] => Political truce during the Games?
[Summary] => The 23rd Southeast Asian Games started yesterday in Manila. In the nine-day event, the biggest sporting spectacle in our region, eleven nations will compete, mobilizing about 7,000 athletes and officials.
If we had a choice, we would not have hosted this game, an expensive exercise for a poor country like ours. But we are part of the region and we are obligated to contribute our share to Southeast Asian solidarity. If Vietnam, with its long history of wars and rebellion, hosted the last SEA games with flying colors, bakit naman hindi tayo?
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