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                    [Title] => Why is Erap peddling an illusion?
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                    [Title] => Crossing the chasm (In memoriam)
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There was always a storm gathering in the Philippines that Teodoro Benigno knew, and he was constantly worried that the country he loved dearly was not prepared for the storm’s fury. He expended barrels of ink detailing what was wrong and what must be done.


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Passion I had abundance of


Passion that pierced me to the marrow


What passion runs


Deeper than sorrow?


The name of the poet escapes me, but I remember Teddyman always brimming with passion about everything, and being sorrowful about the state of his beloved nation.


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That is not very encouraging news. In the present context of intense global competition, weak institutions constitute a severe handicap to our ability to prosper.


Capital is not the primary factor of progress. Capital moves from one place to another depending on the reliability of laws, the effectiveness of enforcement, the predictability of rules, the quality of labor and the sustainability of governance systems.


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                    [Title] => Teddy Benigno pumanaw na
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Si Benigno ay nagsilbing kalihim sa Office of the Press Secretary ng panahon ng Aquino administration. Nagpahayag naman ng kanyang pakikiramay si Pangulong Arroyo sa pagpanaw ni Benigno.


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But Justice Secretary Hernando Perez said the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) continued to investigate COPA leaders, adding the government could not let its guard down against coup plotters no matter how remote the possibility.


"We believe where there is smoke, there is fire," Perez said.
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TEDDY BENIGNO

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Passion I had abundance of


Passion that pierced me to the marrow


What passion runs


Deeper than sorrow?


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Si Benigno ay nagsilbing kalihim sa Office of the Press Secretary ng panahon ng Aquino administration. Nagpahayag naman ng kanyang pakikiramay si Pangulong Arroyo sa pagpanaw ni Benigno.


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But Justice Secretary Hernando Perez said the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) continued to investigate COPA leaders, adding the government could not let its guard down against coup plotters no matter how remote the possibility.


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