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Is saving Hacienda Luisita from Agrarian Reform Noynoy Aquino’s real SINGULAR mission as President?

Posted on December 5, 2011December 5, 2011 By benign0 28 Comments on Is saving Hacienda Luisita from Agrarian Reform Noynoy Aquino’s real SINGULAR mission as President?
Is saving Hacienda Luisita from Agrarian Reform Noynoy Aquino’s real SINGULAR mission as President?

Seems like the whole Hacienda Luisita issue is compromising the ability of President Benigno “Noynoy” Aquino III to render with professional dignity his duties as leader of the Filipino people. The fate of control over the vast estate by the Aquino-Cojuangco clan in the face of deadlines to fully implement the Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Program…

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Economy, Government, Politics

Why ad agencies are paid the big bucks: Coca Cola and The OFW Project

Posted on December 3, 2011 By benign0 26 Comments on Why ad agencies are paid the big bucks: Coca Cola and The OFW Project
Why ad agencies are paid the big bucks: Coca Cola and The OFW Project

Persuasion 101. Lay out a strong emotional context, extend sharp emotional hooks, feel the bite from the audience, reel in the catch, then flash the brand. This is the science that earns the ad agencies the big bucks. Using flashy moving visuals — and lots of money to cobble these into an “inspiring” video —…

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Culture, Development, Economy, Media

The Latest Jaw-Dropping Stupidity from the Dept. of Tourism

Posted on November 30, 2011 By BenK 23 Comments on The Latest Jaw-Dropping Stupidity from the Dept. of Tourism
The Latest Jaw-Dropping Stupidity from the Dept. of Tourism

Yesterday as I was browsing my Facebook wall, I followed a link posted by BlogWatch to a Philstar article about a plan by the Department of Tourism to launch a new ‘country brand’ next month. Since the last outcome of a DOT branding project was the catastrophically hilarious Pilipinas Kay Ganda, I found reason for…

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Development, Economy, Government

Aquino-Cojuangco feudal clan: Too wealthy to fail?!

Posted on November 28, 2011June 24, 2013 By benign0 27 Comments on Aquino-Cojuangco feudal clan: Too wealthy to fail?!
Aquino-Cojuangco feudal clan: Too wealthy to fail?!

Irony of ironies is how a mad rush to scratch a vindictive itch from the bite of the previous administration of former Philippine President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo has backfired badly against the the government of current President Benigno “Noynoy” Aquino III. A bomb dropped by the Supreme Court on the long-festering row between the Aquino-Cojuangco feudal…

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Development, Economy, Politics

Focus on retribution by the Aquino Government had undermined both the economy and institutional governance

Posted on November 26, 2011 By benign0 15 Comments on Focus on retribution by the Aquino Government had undermined both the economy and institutional governance
Focus on retribution by the Aquino Government had undermined both the economy and institutional governance

Why the focus and circus around retribution while more pressing and forward-looking initiatives like growing the economy, for one, languish at the bottom of media hyping priorities? It could be because Filipinos are culturally predisposed to being retrospective rather than prospective in the way we think. Back in 2009 just as the campaign of then…

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Crime, Culture, Economy, Government

President Noynoy Aquino and the instability he created is really bad for the economy

Posted on November 24, 2011July 27, 2013 By Ilda 42 Comments on President Noynoy Aquino and the instability he created is really bad for the economy
President Noynoy Aquino and the instability he created is really bad for the economy

I’ve said it before but I’ll say it again. Philippine President Noynoy Aquino (PNoy) is bad for the economy. The incumbent president is not at all focused on building a solid financial system for the country despite predictions that the economic instability in Europe and the struggling economy of the United States of America could…

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Development, Economy, Government, Politics

The Noynoy Aquino government is turning the Philippines into a vindictive society

Posted on November 20, 2011September 20, 2013 By Ilda 270 Comments on The Noynoy Aquino government is turning the Philippines into a vindictive society
The Noynoy Aquino government is turning the Philippines into a vindictive society

There is a list of the alleged crimes of former Philippine President Gloria Arroyo (GMA) making its rounds on social networking sites like some kind of chain letter. The list comes with a photo of GMA in a wheelchair wearing her neck brace and facemask looking gaunt and distressed. The photo is obviously not a…

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Crime, Culture, Economy, Government, Politics, Society

It is not Noynoy Aquino’s fault that the Philippines is the worst place to do business in

Posted on November 15, 2011 By benign0 20 Comments on It is not Noynoy Aquino’s fault that the Philippines is the worst place to do business in
It is not Noynoy Aquino’s fault that the Philippines is the worst place to do business in

The “shocking” news that the Philippines is actually one of the worst countries in Asia to do business in continues to reverberate among the chattering classes. Yes, personally I’m still getting over the “shock” of such a revelation. It made me re-think investing my personal fortune in a country where the only thing that I’d…

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Culture, Development, Economy

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