Marlen V. Ronquillo
Just a year ago, the opposition to President Aquino was the loneliest, tiniest political movement in the country. No leader. No big cause. And the most tragic of all was media’s snub of the opposition. Media needed major story pegs and the whining of the opposition was not enough to attract media hordes. A mere mention by the president of a love life akin to “Coke zero” merited more media coverage than the collective sighs of the opposition.