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Thursday, January 03, 2008 |
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EDITORIAL
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We deserve more than
an apology
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APOLOGIES are not enough for the
arrogance and mindlessness displayed by the United States
troops that closed down for several nights a government
hospital in Sulu Province.
Last month the Americans told
Sulu officials to close every night a public hospital in the town of
Panamao and prevented hospital personnel from treating patients
after sundown. The information comes from Brig. Gen. Ruperto
Pabustan, the chief of Filipino special forces in Jolo.
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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
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EAST WEST
By Julius F. Fortuna
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Erap comeback all
nonsense
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WE should all stop participating in this recent
campaign to let former President Joseph Estrada run in the 2010
presidential elections. This is all nonsense.
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HERE
I STAND
By Geronimo L. Sy
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Your fortune told
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I DON’T want to be a killjoy but it is time you
know about Article 318. It happens the whole year through and
becomes acute in the countdown to the New Year when all the
manghuhula fortune tellers come out...
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FROM
THE SIDELINES
By Alfredo G. Rosario
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Erap will run
again?
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IN a previous column, I wrote that the presidential
ambition of opposition candidates in the 2010 election could be
thwarted if former president Joseph Estrada comes into the political
equation.
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VIRTUAL
REALITY
By Tony Lopez
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Early harvest at
RCBC
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IN the first nine months of 2007, Rizal Commercial
Banking Corp. (RCBC) posted a net income of P2.52 billion. The
profit exceeded the target for the whole of 2007 and showed an
increase of 117.6 percent...
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GROUND
LEVEL
By Godofredo M. Roperos
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A subdued New Year
welcome
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NOT since I can remember has welcoming an incoming
year in my part of the country been so subdued as to appear
lackluster and so utterly unenthusiastic,...
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Sixty years after
independence, Myanmar remembers in secret
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YANGON: Pausing in front of the fence around
Yangon’s main park, a man points through the iron bars to show his
two young children the statue inside.
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