
First No-El
No-El is definitely a no-go. Not even the use — or abuse — by the President of his martial law powers can stop national elections.
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No-El is definitely a no-go. Not even the use — or abuse — by the President of his martial law powers can stop national elections.
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From the get-go, tremendous pressure has been brought to bear on the members of the impeachment court by vested interests bent on having the Vice President…
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Those who were expecting Mayor Baste to be roasted were roundly disappointed. Hizzoner was calm and collected, answering every question spontaneously, politely…
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Deniece’s ordeal is a textbook illustration of how power and influence could be used to foist an injustice.
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Now some senators, who are sworn to protect the Constitution, are the ones eroding the safeguards instituted by its framers.
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Aside from stability in political leadership, the decentralization of governmental power to the federal states has been credited with its rapid economic…
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Of course, Boying Remulla, whose definition of ‘judicial misconduct’ is any court ruling that does not agree with his opinion, would not shut up.
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Some members of our legislature might also be wishing they were lawmakers in India, so they cannot be labeled ‘crocodiles,’ ‘betrayers,’ or ‘dictatorial.’
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As a plus, Davao City is extremely safe, and the people are friendly, perhaps because they are so prosperous.
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Now the floods and the elephantine question in the room — who should answer for the stolen flood control money — are again at the forefront.
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