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April 2014

Editorial

By | Editorial, News

Going big time IN the midst of all the revelry in the ongoing Bangus Festival in Dagupan City, there was some serious business talk among the stakeholders of the aquaculture industry. Necessarily so. For while the annual event, now on its 13th year, serves as a grand promotional campaign and…

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Editorial

By April 28, 2014Editorial, News

Punchline

By | Opinion, Punchline

Who’s minding the farmers?  By Ermin Garcia Jr.   HERE’S a thought for our congressmen and women to contemplate while they assess their future amid the brewing PDAF scandal. Ever since typhoons have averaged 20-25 visits to the country every year, the country has been suffering staggering losses in agriculture…

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Punchline

By April 28, 2014Opinion, Punchline

Viewpoints

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Judas Set the Example By +Oscar V. Cruz, JCD   YES, Judas Iscariot set the example – the bad example. Shamelessly, he did what is shameful to do. Historically, he immortalized not only what evil is but how evil man can be. This is why after many centuries have passed,…

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Viewpoints

By April 28, 2014Archives, Opinion

Think about it

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Truth By Jun Velasco   “HE has half the deed done, who had made a beginning,” Homer   DEMOCRACY at its best—and worst! That’s how observers describe the “political earthquake” — or what’s going on with our public officials, especially those accused of graft and corruption, as in the P10B…

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Think about it

By April 28, 2014Archives, Opinion

Playing with Fire

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Real objective of bangusfest    By Gonzalo Duque               FRIENDSHIP, sometimes, is just a matter of getting to know the person better. We came to this impression after we met last week a critic of this column and probably this columnist, too…. (we can’t separate the act and the actor,…

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Playing with Fire

By April 28, 2014Archives, Opinion

Deretsahan

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Quarrying racket in Villasis hurts TPLEX By Bebot Villar   WITH the recent opening of the Rosales segment of the Tarlac-Pangasinan-La Union Expressway (TPLEx) ang travel time mula Metro Manila papunta sa aking hometown Sto. Tomas is now shorter Of course, people from La Union and the neighboring towns in…

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Deretsahan

By April 28, 2014Archives, Opinion