+ Follow WE FORUM Tag
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[Title] => Binay: Skin color jokes prove freedom of expression
[Summary] => Vice President Jejomar Binay said he is not offended or even bothered by posts in social media that make fun of his skin color, noting that jokes about public officials are evidence of freedom of expression and triumph against martial law.
[DatePublished] => 2014-01-19 00:00:00
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[Title] => Index tumbles 48 pts on lack of fresh leads
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[Title] => Late journalist’s son missing
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A son of the late journalist Jose "Joe" Burgos Jr. and two other companions have gone missing and are believed to have been abducted in connection with their work for a militant farmers group.
Jonas Burgos, 38, was reported missing by his mother, Edith. She told reporters that she has not heard from her son, since Saturday last week, the last time friends saw him in Quezon City.
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[Title] => Jose Burgos Jr: RP Fourth Estate’s ‘Cincinnatus’
[Summary] => SAN MIGUEL, Bulacan – He could be described as the "Cincinnatus" of sort of the Philippine Fourth Estate.
We once said so, but he humbly refused the comparison.
He preferred to be described as "farmer-journalist" – one who practiced what he wrote and preached.
Yesterday, Joe’s remains were interred in a place on his 12-hectare farm in this town about 90 kilometers northeast of Manila.
[DatePublished] => 2003-11-23 00:00:00
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[Title] => Joe Burgos’ legacy of freedom
[Summary] => The other Sunday, a friend of mine sent me a text message asking me where I was. "In the hospital visiting Jose Burgos," I replied. "Jose Burgos the journalist?" my friend asked again. For a while there, I was so tempted to turn sarcastic and text him, "No, Jose Burgos of the Gomburza triumvirate" but I opted for a polite "yes" instead.
[DatePublished] => 2003-11-20 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Butch Francisco
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[Title] => Dean Malay, 89
[Summary] => The guardian of memory speaks no more. Journalist, teacher and human rights activist Armando Malay died Thursday night at a hospital in Quezon City. He was 89.
Malay was rushed to the Capitol Medical Center after he slipped into a coma Wednesday.
His remains lie in state at the Protestant Chapel at the Gumersindo Garcia Hall of the University of the Philippines, Diliman, Quezon City.
Born in 1914 in Tondo, Manila, Malay attended Torres High School where he wrote his first column, entitled "We," for the school paper, The Torres Torch.
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WE FORUM
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A son of the late journalist Jose "Joe" Burgos Jr. and two other companions have gone missing and are believed to have been abducted in connection with their work for a militant farmers group.
Jonas Burgos, 38, was reported missing by his mother, Edith. She told reporters that she has not heard from her son, since Saturday last week, the last time friends saw him in Quezon City.
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We once said so, but he humbly refused the comparison.
He preferred to be described as "farmer-journalist" – one who practiced what he wrote and preached.
Yesterday, Joe’s remains were interred in a place on his 12-hectare farm in this town about 90 kilometers northeast of Manila.
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[Title] => Joe Burgos’ legacy of freedom
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Malay was rushed to the Capitol Medical Center after he slipped into a coma Wednesday.
His remains lie in state at the Protestant Chapel at the Gumersindo Garcia Hall of the University of the Philippines, Diliman, Quezon City.
Born in 1914 in Tondo, Manila, Malay attended Torres High School where he wrote his first column, entitled "We," for the school paper, The Torres Torch.
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