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Playing with Fire

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Hour of reckoning By Gonzalo Duque   SAN FRANCISCO, California—The Philippines has no monopoly of natural disasters. They are global. What is sad about the calamities in our country is the face of massive poverty that typhoons and floods bring. We see rain-drenched people from the slums, children swimming on…

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Playing with Fire

By August 26, 2013Archives, Opinion

Deretsahan

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The Late Bokal By Bebot Villar   I THOUGHT nagbago na siya. Akala ko nag-mature na itong public official na ito. But sad to say, he seems not to have grown up at all. He’s notorious for being late pag dumating. Kung inimbitahan mo daw ng 8:00 a.m., expect him…

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Deretsahan

By August 26, 2013Archives, Opinion

Sports Eye

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Failures By Jesus A. Garcia Jr.   BOXING: The Mexico-vs-Philippines rivalry in professional boxing continues and the latest victim last Sunday was Fil-Am Ana Julaton. Yes, our only Filipino female professional boxer, former world champion Julaton, was unable to outclass her Mexican opponent Celina Salazar last August 18 in a…

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Sports Eye

By August 26, 2013Opinion, Sports Eye

Thoughts & Afterthoughts

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The fuss in the NIA patubig project By Noel Cabobos   THE town of Tayug, the heart of the 6th District, is now under the administrative function of lawyer Tyrone Agabas. But on top of Mayor Agabas is his wife, Rep. Marlyn Primicias-Agabas, who ran unopposed during the recent elections…

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Thoughts & Afterthoughts

By August 26, 2013Archives

Young Roots

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Typhoon updates online By Johanne Margarette R. Macob  “CLASSES… are suspended.” That was the kind of trending posts these past days. Classes, and even work, in the earlier days of the week were cancelled due to the inclement weather: the continuous downpour of monsoon rains resulting to heavy flooding in…

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Young Roots

By August 26, 2013Archives, Opinion

Punchline

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Mambabatas or Mamba-bakes (monkeys)? By Ermin Garcia Jr.   NOT a few are wondering what is happening at the Dagupan City sanggunian. Why is it surprisingly quiet? Have the 12 councilors chosen to be like the proverbial “three wise monkeys (bakes ed Pangasinan)”? Have they chosen to become so blind…

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Punchline

By August 19, 2013Opinion, Punchline

Think about it

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Espino will tilt balance in PCL race By Jun Velasco   “The integrity of men is to be measured by their conduct, not by their professions,” Janius   FORMER DENR Secretary Eleazar P. Quinto sent us this text message: “Thanx a lot for mentioning me and my wife, Rina, in…

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Think about it

By August 19, 2013Archives, Opinion