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Can the ‘Occupy’ Movement Save Baguio’s Decay?

Posted on January 29, 2012 By MidwayHaven 11 Comments on Can the ‘Occupy’ Movement Save Baguio’s Decay?
Can the ‘Occupy’ Movement Save Baguio’s Decay?

Nearly two weeks after a massive sit-down protest sought and failed to shut down Baguio’s largest mall, things in the mountaintop city have gone almost nowhere, and the people concerned remain as polarized as ever. Both sides of the issue of mall expansion have emphasized that their own views are right, and that the opposite…

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Development, Environment, Politics

DepEd: What Are They Planning?

Posted on January 28, 2012January 28, 2012 By a 73 Comments on DepEd: What Are They Planning?
DepEd: What Are They Planning?

While the controversial Corona impeachment trial went on with little to no observable progress, the Department of Education had come up with a controversy of its own; albeit inconspicuous to Filipinos whose attentions are glued to PNoy’s holy crusade to allegedly bring Arroyo and her lackeys to justice. Manila Bulletin reported the following last January…

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Education, Government

Prosecution’s lack of teamwork is obvious in Corona’s impeachment trial

Posted on January 27, 2012January 27, 2012 By Ilda 44 Comments on Prosecution’s lack of teamwork is obvious in Corona’s impeachment trial
Prosecution’s lack of teamwork is obvious in Corona’s impeachment trial

Aside from their obvious incompetence, there are reports that seem to indicate that members of the prosecution team in the trial of the impeachment complaint against Supreme Court Chief Justice Renato Corona do not practice good teamwork. This became most evident when Ilocos Norte Rep. Rodolfo Fariñas walked out in the middle of the proceedings…

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Civics, Crime, Government, Media, Politics

List of 188 signatories to the Verified Complaint for the Impeachment of the Honorable Renato C. Corona (Chief Justice – Philippine Supreme Court)

Posted on January 27, 2012 By benign0 13 Comments on List of 188 signatories to the Verified Complaint for the Impeachment of the Honorable Renato C. Corona (Chief Justice – Philippine Supreme Court)

List of congressmen of the Philippine House of Representatives who signed the document “Verified Complaint for the Impeachment of the Honorable Renato C. Corona” dated the 12th December 2011 1. Niel Tupas Jr. (Iloilo) 2. Reynaldo Umali (Mindoro Oriental) 3. Joseph Emilio Abaya (Cavite) 4. Antonio Del Rosario (Capiz) 5. Arlene Bag-ao (Akbayan) 6. Marcelino…

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Government, Politics, References

Rachel Weisz expresses concern over Philippine poverty

Posted on January 27, 2012January 27, 2012 By benign0 45 Comments on Rachel Weisz expresses concern over Philippine poverty
Rachel Weisz expresses concern over Philippine poverty

Actor Rachel Weisz is reportedly “deeply concerned” with poverty in the Philippines after presumably seeing — and experiencing — the renowned banal impoverishment that blankets much of the country. Weisz is currently in the Philippines for on-location shoots for the film Bourne Legacy together with co-stars Jeremy Renner and Edward Norton. In an interview with…

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Glitz and Glamour, Media, Politics, Religion

Corona impeachment: Prosecution unprepared to follow the rules

Posted on January 26, 2012September 30, 2013 By Ilda 71 Comments on Corona impeachment: Prosecution unprepared to follow the rules
Corona impeachment: Prosecution unprepared to follow the rules

Politics in the Philippines is in a big mess thanks to President Noynoy Aquino (PNoy). Because of his singular desire to get rid of people he perceives to be getting in the way as he pursues his presidential “agendas”, the Filipino people have become somewhat paralyzed and confused about their social and moral obligations. Through…

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Civics, Crime, Government, Politics

Senator Juan Ponce Enrile – a star in his own right

Posted on January 25, 2012 By benign0 5 Comments on Senator Juan Ponce Enrile – a star in his own right
Senator Juan Ponce Enrile – a star in his own right

Juan Ponce Enrile, in his expert presiding over the impeachment trial of Supreme Court Chief Justice Renato Corona brings honour to the venerable institution of the Philippine Senate. The now seminal admonition of lead prosecutor Neil Tupas Jr during the trial session on Tuesday, the 24th of January 2012 is certain to go down in…

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Crime, Glitz and Glamour, Government, Media, Politics

Senator Lito Lapid now under ABS-CBN Network payroll

Posted on January 25, 2012 By benign0 27 Comments on Senator Lito Lapid now under ABS-CBN Network payroll
Senator Lito Lapid now under ABS-CBN Network payroll

Senator and former “action star” Lito Lapid will be moonlighting again in showbiz despite his duties as senator-judge in the on-going impeachment trial versus Supreme Court Chief Justice Renato Corona. “Kailangan kong kumayod,” (my translation: “I need to scrape hard to make a living”) said the action man which leads us to wonder what sort…

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Culture, Glitz and Glamour, Media, Politics

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