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June 2014

Editorial

By | Editorial, News

Impunity in a gun society THE Sunday PUNCH adds its voice in the condemnation of the atrocious shooting incident mid-morning of June 7 in Urbiztondo town, which claimed three lives — Mayor Ernesto Balolong Jr., his bodyguard, and one civilian – and wounded four others, including three bystanders. Balolong, one…

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Editorial

By June 16, 2014Editorial, News

Punchline

By | Opinion, Punchline

Logical explanations By Ermin Garcia Jr.   “LET us prevent it (crimes), but if we cannot, then let us solve it. Otherwise, if we can’t solve it, there must be a logical explanation!” These were the words of Guv Spines when he presided over the last meeting of the Pangasinan…

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Punchline

By June 16, 2014Opinion, Punchline

Think about it

By | Archives, Opinion

The send-off  By Jun Velasco   “For to me to live is Christ, and to die is gain,”– Philippians 1:21   OUR dear colleague and friend Behn Fer Hortaleza, 64, was given a memorable send-off last June 10 at his residence in Pogo Grande in Dagupan City. Rhee, Behn’s older…

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Think about it

By June 16, 2014Archives, Opinion

Playing with Fire

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Freedom By Gonzalo Duque   IN spite of the bad weather, the city of Dagupan had a very meaningful and successful Independence Day celebration. As usual, there was a good crowd, everybody was well- dressed, as if it was sunny weather. Ipagbunyi ang leadership ng ating butihing Mayor Belen T….

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Playing with Fire

By June 16, 2014Archives, Opinion

Deretsahan

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The height of hypocrisy By Bebot Villar   I was set to be the godfather to Urbiztondo Mayor Jun and Councilor Mirla Balolong on the occasion of their silver wedding anniversary on June 8. Katuwang ko sana si Asec Grace Rosario ng National Irrigation Administration. As planned, their anniversary was…

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Deretsahan

By June 16, 2014Archives, Opinion

Young Roots

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Defining Independence By Johanne Margarette R. Macob 116 YEARS have passed since our beloved Philippines declared its emancipation from the colonizers. Another way to state that we, Filipinos, have been enjoying the freedom our elders fought for, for about 1,392 months now. We can breathe freely. We can stride along…

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Young Roots

By June 16, 2014Archives, Opinion