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Ombudsman’s Blast on 82 Dollar Accounts Nails CJ

By Atty. Salvador S. Panelo

Filipinos who follow intently the impeachment proces will have their senses glued to the TV and radio for whatever respondent Renato Corona will say about his dollar accounts. Will he slip or stay firmly grounded?

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Supreme Sacrifice

In a few days, the majority of the twenty three senator-judges will vote to convict Chief Justice Renato C. Corona but the Senate sitting as an impeachment court will declare him “Not Guilty” for failure to muster the two-thirds vote required by the Constitution to remove him from office.

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In 1990, the Michelin family, they of automobile tires fame, started publishing and giving away free a small red book in France served as a guide for motorists who wanted to find good restaurants and hotels. Over the years, as Michelin's corps of hired professional but anonymous rates grew, so did the publication. Today, Michelin has guides in European countries and selected major cities including Hong Kong.

Chito Borromeo

The resumption of CJ Renato C. Corona's impeachment trial was a disappointment because of delays which could have been avoided. even the defense team did not escape the ire of Impeachment Presiding Justice Officer Juan Ponce Enrile who showed irritation over the defense's testimonies that he deemed irrelevant and time-consuming.

Ronald Roy

I could safely say from a technical standpoint that the existing network of ATMs all over the country could actually be used to directly register the choices of the registered voters, if only the COMELEC has a reliable database of registered voters at the backend databases.

Ike Señeres

When I retired from teaching, I became Mang Behn. I directed my first television series-Angkan. I told friends I never expected to be called Mang because a Mang I imagine tied a red kerchief around his head while he squatted the ground stroking his cock. Oops rooster, I mean!

Behn Cervantes

In the 70s in my college days, I organized oppposition to Inco Mining operations. Family folks were worried about my security, the mining groups known to have all the support of local officials, more importantly the military supported by imported goons.

Ray L. Junia

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Nuke War is for Real

Some gel-filled teethers may contain bacteria

Technology Detox

6th Commandment: Pay Must Be Commensurate to Productivity

Causes of dementia and alzheimers

Dining in one of Asia’s Top 20 Restaurants

Gokongweis’ seamy side

European Austerity

Ramon Tulfo’s responsibility; Raymart Santiago and Claudine Barretto’s freedom or vice versa

Commentary on some good news

The Pulse of Precious Paintings

Delays

The Days of Thunder

Beauty Pageants In Full Swing

The Importance of the Voter’s List

Time to Seannovate

Tanda

Chief Justice under siege, Ombudsman Join Fray

Consumer advocacy and libel cases

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ANDREW L. TAN: The self-effacing billionaire

Once, he nearly broke down in tears. The share price of his newly listed flagship, Megaworld, collapsed like an empty sack.

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C’MON, MAR NAIA CONGESTION

By ED VELASCO

Department of Transportation and Communications admitted he was caught by surprise by the air traffic congestion at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport.

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