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Critics blink on resign call

FORMER FINANCE SECRETARY ERNEST LEUNG (left) and former Civil Service Commissioner Karina Constantino-David exchange notes in whispers as more than 80 other former senior executives criticize the President’s failure to remove officials implicated in the broadband scandal.
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Look beyond resignation,’ former Cabinet officials say

Threats, just like promises, apparently are made to be broken.

Former senior government officials on March 4 warned that they will join calls for the resignation of President Gloria Arroyo if she failed to address within 10 days their demands for better governance, including stamping out alleged corruption in her government. The ultimatum lapsed Thursday.

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Citing the Constitution as the main stumbling block, Justice Secretary Raul Gonzalez on Thursday pointed out that ousted former President Joseph “Erap” Estrada and all other past Presidents cannot run for the same position in the 2010 elections.

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T O P   S T O R I E S

·  2007 poll results OK with Mindanao Muslims–SWS
·  DOH withdraws support for ‘generics-only’ provision
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Lawmakers to amend law on appointments

· Oil hovers near $110 per barrel
· Bishops step up campaign against mining
· FEATURE: Fil-Am escapes elimination on ‘American Idol’
   

M E T R O

Refusal to attend House hearings on the group’s mandates and activities earns ire of lawmakers

A member of the House of Representatives on Wednesday gave a final warning to Presidential Anti-Smuggling Group (PASG) Chief Antonio Villar Jr. that he will be arrested if he fails to attend the chamber’s hearings next month.

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R E G I O N S

ACT scores Justice Secretary for his claim, says education concern not his business

A group of concerned teachers scored Justice Secretary Raul Gonzalez for boasting that it was he who ordered the banning of Senate star-witness Rodolfo “Jun” Lozada from speaking before of public schools in Iloilo City.

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B U S I N E S S

But overnight rates stay

THE Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) on Thursday gave in to pressure for limits to placements in its special deposit account, after monetary authorities decided to “refine” this facility, which has been offering more attractive rates, thus preventing the Bureau of Treasury from securing short-term borrowings through regular auctions.

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S P O R T S

THE fight between World Boxing Council super featherweight champion Juan Manuel Marquez and challenger Manny Pacquiao dubbed “Unfinished Business” on Saturday (Sunday in Manila) will be more important to the Mexican reigning titleholder than the Filipino contender.

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T E C H   T I M E S

A small US firm said Wednesday it has filed a lawsuit accusing Apple's online music store iTunes of using its patented technology for distributing digitized music and video. 

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Passing the corruption test

Malacañang needs good news these days and one that is welcome is the March 11 announcement of a US government corporation to make the Philippines eligible for more US funds to fight poverty under the Millennium Challenge Corp. (MCC) on the basis of “good governance.”

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Dan Mariano: Selective reporting

· Rene Q. Bas: Physiological limitations at Senate hearings
· Ma. Isabel Ongpin: Our low-life technocrats
· Marylaine Louise Viernes: In the year of the wrath
· Joel P. Palacios: Battle of champions
· ANALYSIS
EU summit to be clouded by financial turmoil

World

Malaysian PM to downsize cabinet

KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia’s Prime Minister Abdullah Ahmad Badawi is expected to unveil a streamlined new cabinet early next week, cutting back posts after unprecedented election losses, a report said Thursday.

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Life & Times

Timeless memories of Welcome Rotonda

The Mabuhay Rotonda (originally The Welcome Rotonda) is a towering monument at the boundary of Quezon City and Manila. Architect Luciano V. Aquino built the structure in 1948 during the term of Mayor Ponciano Bernardo to greet visitors of the newly established capital of the Philippines. From that time on, the monument has become a silent witness to the influx of change on the borders of the country’s two foremost cities.

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