+ Follow MR. TEVES Tag
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[Title] => Is it too late to go manual?
[Summary] => I love high tech… specially if it works. But high tech could be extremely frustrating too when it goes awry. As a writer, I don’t know how I ever managed to survive the years before computer word processing, e-mail and Google.
[DatePublished] => 2010-02-26 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Boo Chanco
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[Title] => Economic deja vu?
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Consider the following scenario:
• rising oil prices, tension and conflict in the Middle East, an erupting volcano,
• the country still reeling from the impact of a coup attempt, the President struggling to get a supplemental budget bill and other reform measures approved in Congress, and
• the government embarking on an ambitious endeavour to spur growth regions around the country.
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[AuthorName] => Ignacio B. Gimenez
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[Title] => Teves amends the Constitution
[Summary] => Negros Oriental Rep. Herminio Teves is usually fair and makes useful suggestions on good governance. But this time he is off the mark by calling for a plebiscite BEFORE amending the Constitution. This is not only cynical, it is also unconstitutional.The 1987 Constitution is quite clear, there are three ways to amend the Constitution: by constitutional convention, by constituent assembly, or by people’s initiative. That constitution was overwhelmingly ratified by referendum. That ratification was a social contract between the people and the government.
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[AuthorName] => Carmen N. Pedrosa
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MR. TEVES
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Consider the following scenario:
• rising oil prices, tension and conflict in the Middle East, an erupting volcano,
• the country still reeling from the impact of a coup attempt, the President struggling to get a supplemental budget bill and other reform measures approved in Congress, and
• the government embarking on an ambitious endeavour to spur growth regions around the country.
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