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Philippines’ rail system finally being fixed and expanded after being messed up by Noynoy Aquino government

Posted on May 27, 2021 By Ramon Ortoll No Comments on Philippines’ rail system finally being fixed and expanded after being messed up by Noynoy Aquino government
Philippines’ rail system finally being fixed and expanded after being messed up by Noynoy Aquino government

Dean dela Paz in his Daily Tribune piece “Tugade’s transport triumphs” recalls the state of transport infrastructure under the administration of former President Noynoy Aquino and the fiascos that punctuated his term… We need not list a litany of the successive failures as they are deeply etched in the consciousness of the public, like festering…

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Digong’s First Month – a Stark Contrast to Noynoy’s 6 Years of Incompetence and Mismanagement

Posted on August 14, 2016 By zaxx 51 Comments on Digong’s First Month – a Stark Contrast to Noynoy’s 6 Years of Incompetence and Mismanagement
Digong’s First Month – a Stark Contrast to Noynoy’s 6 Years of Incompetence and Mismanagement

What amuses many about Einstein’s theory of relativity is the hypothetical Twin Paradox experiment. Imagine identical twin brothers: one stays on earth while the other rides a space ship that travels close to the speed of light. After many years the ship comes back to earth, and to everyone’s surprise, the brother who comes out…

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Were the ‘victims’ of the San Roque, Agham demolition legal residents or just a bunch of squatters?

Posted on January 28, 2014 By benign0 15 Comments on Were the ‘victims’ of the San Roque, Agham demolition legal residents or just a bunch of squatters?
Were the ‘victims’ of the San Roque, Agham demolition legal residents or just a bunch of squatters?

Nowhere in the incident reports issued by commie publication Bulatlat did information surrounding the legality of the demolition victims’ residency in the area come up. The only piece of information remotely pertaining to some semblance of legal argument in the report was around a “notice of demolition” that supposedly expired several months ago. According to…

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