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Editorial - Politics trivializes many things

September 25, 2010 - 12:00am

When President Noynoy Aquino delivered his first State of the Nation Address, among the most dramatic highlights of his speech was the disclosure that the country was virtually drowning in an oversupply of rice...

Freeman Opinion

Hot on "wang-wang," frozen on Hong Kong

By Jerry Tundag | September 6, 2010 - 12:00am

When President Noynoy Aquino first assumed office, an inordinately big deal was made out of two popular but absolutely meaningless gestures: No blinkers and sirens (or wang-wang) in his car, and specific orders for...

Freeman Opinion