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Thursday, February 07, 2008

 

EDITORIAL

Where’s Rodolfo Lozada?

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An important Senate witness arrived at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport Tuesday afternoon, was met by several groups of welcomers, but promptly disappeared, according to his distressed family and friends. So where is Rodolfo Lozada Jr.?

Lozada, chief executive officer of the government-run Philippine Forest Corp., left the country on Jan. 30, hours before a Senate hearing on the $329.5-million NBN national broadband deal. The media said he was Sen. Panfilo Lacson’s new witness for the NBN hearing. Lozada knew details about irregularities in the project, the senator claimed.

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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

 

VIRTUAL REALITY
By Tony Lopez

One analysis on the ouster of five-termer Jose de Venecia as speaker and his replacement by Davao Congressman Prospero Nograles is that they were nothing more than a manifestation of a struggle...

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EAST WEST
By Julius F. Fortuna

We are not really surprised by the report that the Bush administration is lowering its military aid to the Philippines for the coming budget year. In any reckoning,...

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FROM THE SIDELINES
By Alfredo G. Rosario

Many employers who want to hire workers directly from the Philippines are up in arms against a memorandum circular of the Philippine Overseas Employment Administration (POEA) requiring them to post performance...

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HERE I STAND
By Geronimo L. Sy

On Dec. 18, 2007, the Philippine Overseas Employment Administration (POEA), the government entity set up to regulate the deployment of workers abroad, issued Memorandum Circular No. 04 (MC-04),...

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GROUND LEVEL
By Godofredo M. Roperos

CEBU education officials may be feeling they got a slap on the face when the government reported that four of the province’s schools “were counted among the 10 lowest-performing schools” in the country for school year...

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ANALYSIS

HONG KONG: The Year of the Rat threatens to see a build-up of international tensions, natural and air disasters, and a more turbulent stock market, soothsayers and analysts say.

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LETTER 

A fair presentation
CONGRATULATIONS on the Special Report on “Generics Medicine Law” (February 3, 2008).

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