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                    [Title] => Cleaning house   
                    [Summary] => So here we are again, as fate would have it, about to proclaim another Marcos as president of the country. 
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                    [AuthorName] => Iris Gonzales
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                    [Title] => Copa semis begins on Solar Sports
                    [Summary] => 
The Copa Libertadores semifinals starts with a crucial match-up between Santa Fe and Olimpia tomorrow, July 3, at 8:50 a.m. followed by a battle between Atletico MG and Newell’s Old Boys the following day.

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                    [Title] => EDITORIAL - Start with the PMA
                    [Summary] => 
With the revelations about massive corruption in the Armed Forces of the Philippines, jokes have abounded not just about general amnesia and jet-setting wives of military officers but also about the alma mater of the AFP’s officer corps: the Philippine Military Academy.
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                    [Title] => Greater evil
                    [Summary] => One constitutional amendment that should be seriously studied and subsequently adopted is the elimination of the party list system of representation in the House of Representatives. The idea is good, the purpose is laudable but the actual workings obviously undermine our democratic and republican form of government. It is supposed to provide representation to the marginalized sector in our society like labor, peasant urban poor, indigenous cultural communities, women and youth in keeping with the spirit of republicanism or the opening of the administration of public affairs to all citizens.
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                    [AuthorName] => Jose C. Sison
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                    [Title] => Small oil firms now part of oil cartel — lawmaker
                    [Summary] => Judging by the way they have been acting recently, the so-called small but independent oil companies have become part of the oil cartel controlling the industry in the country, a party-list congressman said yesterday.


"The small companies are now happily playing the role of a stunt double for the Big Three that make up the oil cartel. They have become part of the Old Boys’ Club," said Rep. Florencio Noel of An Waray.


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                    [Title] => It’s the process, stupid
                    [Summary] => I hate picking on Senator Manuel Villar. I value him as a friend and a man of many merits.


But friendship should not be a barrier to honest commentary. Anything publicly said ought to be publicly reviewed. Our people deserve nothing less.


                    [DatePublished] => 2003-04-01 00:00:00
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                    [AuthorName] => Alex Magno
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                    [Title] => The Senate syndrome / Xmas furlough for Erap? / Espinosa needs help
                    [Summary] => All the suspicions we harbored about today’s Senate being an Old Boys’ Club rang true in just one photo. There it was,  five-column wide on the front page of the Philippine STAR Wednesday. It was a photo that assaulted the eye, corrugated the mind, trapped the shins, and made you wonder if the Senate has any conscience or sense of propriety at all. It was the birthday of Senate Minority Leader Aquilino (Nene) Pimentel, a lark of a photo. It showed the birthday celebrant whooping it up atop a shoe-shine chair. Shining his shoes were Senate President Franklin Drilon and Sen.
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                    [AuthorName] => Teodoro C. Benigno
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                    [Title] => No garbage in Bangkok / Too much ‘verbal’
                    [Summary] => Why should some people assail the Senate as an "Old Boys’ Club"? Of course, it is.


The Armed Forces are an "Old Boys’ Club." The New People’s Army has its own version of a Maoist-Marxist "Old Boys’ Club," including the members of Bayan Muna, who have attained respectability and gotten seats in the House of Representatives.


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                    [AuthorName] => Max V. Soliven
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                    [Title] => Change the PSE's ownership - Sketches
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Malacañang should be careful in going after the scalp of Securities and
Exchange Commission Chairman Perfecto Yasay Jr. If they turn him into a martyr,
he might run for the Senate next year and win, and that could mean a bigger
headache for Malacañang. 

Remember Dante Tan and Best World Resources Corp.?
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                    [AuthorID] => 1807094
                    [AuthorName] => Ana Marie Pamintuan
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                    [Title] => Market closed or open?  Showdown at PSE today
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A showdown looms at the Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) today following
conflicting orders from President Estrada and the chairman of the Securities
and Exchange Commission.

SEC Chairman Perfecto Yasay ordered yesterday the indefinite suspension of
trading in the PSE, starting today, after the exchange's entire Compliance and
Surveillance Group resigned.
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                    [AuthorID] => 1237712
                    [AuthorName] => Conrado Diaz Jr.
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"The small companies are now happily playing the role of a stunt double for the Big Three that make up the oil cartel. They have become part of the Old Boys’ Club," said Rep. Florencio Noel of An Waray.


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                    [Summary] => I hate picking on Senator Manuel Villar. I value him as a friend and a man of many merits.


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Remember Dante Tan and Best World Resources Corp.?
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SEC Chairman Perfecto Yasay ordered yesterday the indefinite suspension of
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