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April 2014

Punchline

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Who pocketed the P10-M?  By Ermin Garcia Jr.   ATTY. Ope Reyna, the hermano mayor of the 2013 Dagupan Fiesta has shown what transparency and accountability mean in real terms. The terminal report that his committee caused to be published in The PUNCH last week was detailed enough for everyone…

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Punchline

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Playing with Fire

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Let’s have a solemn Holy Week! By Gonzalo Duque   IT’S graduation time, folks! Ok ngarud…smiling, beamings faces lalo na sa mga parents, mga aunties, uncles, kuyas, ates, kanayon, mga pinsan. Happy graduation sa inyong lahat! Tayong nasa edukasyon, feel na feel natin ang  damdamin ng mga kababayan sa mga…

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Playing with Fire

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Deretsahan

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Simply call or text the police  By Bebot Villar   SOME drug users and traffickers obviously think that concerned citizens will just be deaf, mute and blind to their illegal selling and using boldly! Nagkakamali sila! Proof of this was the recent arrest of two men who were leisurely smoking…

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Deretsahan

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Viewpoints

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Killings Unlimited By Oscar V. Cruz   IT is bad enough when soldiers kill civilians. It is not really proper to celebrate when policemen kill criminals. It is disgusting when individuals are victims of summary executions. It is lamentable when neighbors kill neighbors. And it is most appalling when parents…

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Viewpoints

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Aristos

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Dua’ran anlong Nen Santiago Villafania   Villanelle 19 agew lamet na bangus-Dagupan say panangibelyaw ed awanta tawag-imano’y ponsia ed dalan   say Gilon! Gilon! tan say kalutan ganagana’y sokung et ligliwa agew lamet na bangus-Dagupan   wala so lagiat ed kalapagan dia’d kapitolio’y betel ed talba tawag-imano’y ponsia ed dalan…

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Aristos

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Young Roots

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Of history, development, and unity By Johanne Margarette R. Macob OUR forefathers fought hard for the freedom that our people now enjoy. We succeeded in liberating ourselves from being a mere colony of other countries. Close to a century later, we found ourselves battling more challenges. We had a series…

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Young Roots

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Capitol acts, renames building

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KALANTIAO, FICTIONAL HERO LINGAYEN—For too long, Pangasinenses thought of Rajah Kalantiao as one prominent historical figure in the province. In fact, one building in the capitol complex was named after him. But this is going to change after a study determined that Rajah Kalantiao whose person and supposed claim to…

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Capitol acts, renames building

By April 14, 2014Headlines, News