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Saturday, July 05, 2008

 

EDITORIAL

Fascist esprit de corps

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These last several years, a Fascist esprit de corps has become vividly observable. If the administration and its instrumentalities do not actually have a Fascist mentality, then they at least have a tendency for fascism.

Fascistic acts by government officials (including justice department prosecutors), by the police, the military and some judges have distorted Philippine society. Its shape has become so different from the democratic, human-rights and human-dignity respectful republic that the Commonwealth Period and the 1987 Constitutions both prescribe.

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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

 

THE OTHER VIEW
By Elmer A. Ordoñez

My parents who belonged to that Spanish-speaking generation would talk occasionally about la guerra civil before the onset of the war in Europe in 1939.

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ABOVE ALL THINGS
By Ramon Mabutas Jr.

QUERY: I am an Indian businessman married to a Filipino of Malaysian parentage. In view of the nature of my business—dealing with construction materials—I often go in and out of the country,...

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ENGLISH PLAIN & SIMPLE
By Jose A. Carillo

A United States-based reader, Frank A. Tucker, sent me an online newspaper clipping in mid-June that carried this provocative title: “Who’s afraid of Philippine English?” ...

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VIRTUAL REALITY
By Tony Lopez

Two of Southeast Asia’s richest tycoons are undertaking the biggest farm project in the Philippines at a cost of $1 billion. They have signed an agreement to develop at least million hectares of government land.

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LAW AND PHILOSOPHY MATTER(S)
By Atty. Emmanuel Q. Fernando

The recent World Bank study, wherein the Philippines was dismally ranked to have the most corrupt government in East Asia, has once more made abundantly clear the tremendous obstacles that a developing country,...

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NATURE FOR LIFE
By Anabelle E. Plantilla

Fourth of seven parts
The law should provide a management scheme for the remaining open and denuded forests for the purpose of restoration.

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ANALYSIS

JAKARTA: Indonesian police have dealt another hammer blow to Southeast Asia’s most feared terror network with raids that yielded 10 suspects and a safe house full of bombs and computers, analysts said.

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