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Sunday, April 22, 2007

 

EDITORIAL

Willie Nep for senator

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IF you feel like boycotting the senatorial election on May 14, watch the master impressionist Willie Nepomuceno tomorrow at the Manila Hotel. You may change your mind, or you may confirm your feelings. Either way, you’ll have great fun.

The Kapihan sa Manila and Samahang Plaridel have joined purses to mark Kapihan’s 22nd anniversary on April 23 at the famous hotel. Their idea of a celebration is to unleash Willie Nep onstage and do impressions of the 30 candidates for the Senate, or most of them anyway.

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O T H E R   C O L U M N S  A N D  F E A T U R E S

 

CENTER OF GRAVITY
By Rony V. Diaz

I WAS disappointed that Arthur Yap, the secretary of agriculture, did not touch at all on climate change when he and his staff met last week with the editors of The Manila Times in a roundtable discussion.

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SUNDAY STORIES
By Marlen V. Ronquillo

The political season is one devoted to the most outrageous reinvention of both rhetoric and character. Crooks parade themselves as saints. Jerks are the torchbearers of civility.

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REFLECTIONS
By Fr. Shay Cullen

Some people may still think that slavery is some evil thing that happened long, long ago to Africans and ended with the onset of civilization. How wrong they would be.

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ENTHUSIASMS & FOREBODINGS
By Rene Q. Bas

Thailand’s southern provinces, where Muslims form the majority of the population, have turned out to be as troubled with insurgency as the Philippines’ Muslim-majority provinces.

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DURIAN
By Amina Rasul

Ustadz Habier Malik has called for “jihad.” Malik is one of the MNLF leaders who have become prominent after Chairman Nur Misuari’s arrest.

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Rivals for the French presidency made their final appeals to millions of undecided voters Friday (Friday night and early Saturday in Manila) the official campaign drew to an end ahead of an election...

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PATTANI, Thailand: Thailand rejected on Friday a US offer of military assistance to help quell an insurgency in the country’s Muslim-majority south, saying the unrest was an internal matter.

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