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Of course the journalists, among them some of the country's supposedly more well-respected, will place less emphasis on their act as a retaliation. They are more likely to place the focus on the shotgun approach with which Arroyo has chosen to deal with critics.


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Journalists do not sue back

By Jerry Tundag | January 1, 2007 - 12:00am

A group of Philippine journalists recently filed a class suit against First Gentleman Mike Arroyo. The suit is widely seen as a retaliation for the string of libel cases Arroyo filed against journalists. Of...

Freeman Opinion

EDITORIAL – A win by forfeiture is nothing to crow about

January 14, 2006 - 12:00am

It is easy for President Arroyo to belittle accusations by the opposition that she cheated in the 2004 elections. After all, she survived an impeachment attempt at the House of Representatives.

Freeman Opinion