FRANCISCO S. TATAD
FRANCISCO S. TATAD

I HAVE been away for a month, and for the first time since I started my journalistic career I decided not to write anything for my paper while abroad. This was most unusual, but there’s an explanation for it. I wanted to give my readers and myself a badly needed break; I also wanted to see if an enforced silence by an active participant in the national dialogue would have any effect on the public exchange of ideas.

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