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If you think this is a happy turn of events, it is not. It reinforces the usurpation by the Senate of powers that are patently vested in the courts. Worse, it reasserts the Senate's capability to get away with it.


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If Gonzales can be faulted for anything, it was his zealousness in trying to defend her boss. And because of that zealousness, he failed to appreciate the fact that by taking on Cory, he was in fact taking on Kris. 


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The abomination of the Philippine Senate

By Jerry Tundag | October 28, 2005 - 12:00am

The Philippine Senate has ordered the release of national security adviser Norberto Gonzales from its own custody, "on humanitarian grounds," about a month after detaining him for contempt. If you think...

Freeman Opinion

Gonzales did right in twitting Cory on Kris

By Jerry Tundag | July 20, 2005 - 12:00am

Justice Secretary Raul Gonzales is probably the most unpopular man in the country today, and all because of that unsolicited advice he gave former president Cory Aquino to mind the love life of her daughter Kris...

Freeman Opinion