The Magna Carta for the Poor
President Aquino vetoed the Magna Carta for the poor bill, a measure that mandates the government to immediately provide homes, food, jobs, education and health care for the country’s 25 million poor Filipinos.
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From a Distance
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
This writer read from a column of Mon Tulfo of this supposed personality of Senator Chiz Escudero.
The U.P. Socialized Tuition Scheme
Kristel Tejada, a freshman at the U.P Manila took her life at their home in Tayuman by drinking silver cleanser.
The U.P. system
It’s tragic that Kristel Pilar Tejada, a student of U.P. Manila committed suicide after she was forced to take a leave of absence from her studies for failing to pay her tuition.
In dangerous time
Last Tuesday morning was a very harrowing experience in our home.
Pope Benedict: A Simple Pilgrim
Pope Benedict waved a final goodbye from the balcony of the papal residence before starting a life of retirement as the first pontiff to resign in over 700 years.
The Pope legacy
In resigning as Pope, Pope Benedict XVI is showing the same sense of humility, duty and service as he did after the Catholic Church lost its last Pope.
The Globe Asiatique case
The Court of Appeals (CA) dismissed the syndicated estafa charge against a co-accused of fugitive Globe Asiatique President Delfin Lee.
The Sabah issue
A group of Filipinos claiming to be security forces of the Sultanate of Sulu sailed to Sabah to claim their rightful homeland.
A Filipino Pope
The resignation of Pope Benedict XVI opened the possibility of a Filipino Pope. Cardinal Luis Antonio Tagle is a member of the 120 College of Cardinals who will elect a new pope.
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