Archive for the ‘Malaya’ Category
Media covenant for elections
Media remains the main battleground for the hearts and minds of voters.
As we approach the start of the official campaign period (Feb.9), members the Philippine Press Institute came up with a media covenant for elections.
The covenant was drafted when PPI, with the support of The Coca Cola Export Corporation, conducted a seminar-workshop [...]
February 5, 2010
Tags: 2010 elections, Media Posted in: 2010 elections, Malaya, Media
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Following the leader
Update: Martir,Preztosa and Paez were all confirmed.
Gloria Arroyo’s penchant for midnight deals seems to have rubbed on with some members of the bureaucracy.
Victoria Bataclan, president of the Union of Foreign Service Officers wrote to Senate President Juan Ponce-Enrile in his capacity as chair of the Commission on Appointments to convey the grievance of the members [...]
February 3, 2010
Tags: Commission on Appointments, Foreign Affairs, Military Posted in: Foreign Affairs, Malaya, Military
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Choose well
Former Defense Secretary Avelino “Nonong” Cruz was not one of the speakers in last Friday’s forum of the “The Powers of the Presidency: Preventing Misuse and Abuse” but he was asked to say something when the issue of the Ampatuans’ private armies came up inthe question and answer portion.
Cruz [...]
February 1, 2010
Tags: 2010 elections, Gloria Arroyo Posted in: 2010 elections, Malaya
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‘Ganito kami noon, ganito pa rin kami ngayon’
Malaya editorial
Our favorite “pa-pogi” guy in government, Arthur Yap of the Department of Agriculture, is at it again. In the face of soaring prices of sugar, he directed the National Food Authority to make available 150,000 kilos to poor families through NFA’s “Tindahan Natin” outlets in Metro Manila.
The volume of 150,000 kilos translates into 150 [...]
January 28, 2010
Tags: Sugar Posted in: Governance, Malaya
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A conspiracy to continue illegitimate governance
Gloria Arroyo must be the happiest person today.
While the people are pre-occupied watching the Senate circus and other political entertainment, she is laying down the infrastructure for what looks like her last try to stay in power beyond 2010.
The group that calls themselves Former Senior Government Officials (FSGO) has information of a sinister [...]
January 27, 2010
Tags: Gloria Arroyo Posted in: Gloria Arroyo and family, Malaya, elections2010
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Three critical turnovers
There are three changes that would be happening in May and June that should be a cause of concern for the Filipino people.
No, we are not talking about the presidency. It’s not the replacement of Gloria Arroyo after June 30, 2010 that we are worried about. It’s more of she might be replacing herself.
The most [...]
January 25, 2010
Tags: 2010 elections Posted in: 2010 elections, Malaya
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Cancer talk
This week has been designated “National Cancer Consciousness Week” in an effort to fight one of the top killer diseases in the country.
Being informed is one of the weapons to fight cancer.
Puerto Galera-based artist Bernadette Wolf sent an article about avoiding cancer.The article says every person has [...]
January 22, 2010
Tags: Cancer Posted in: Health, Malaya
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Mrs. B
here’s nothing that a mother would do for her child. No distance too far to travel, no obstacle too high to hurdle.
It has been almost three years since Edith Burgos, wife of the late Jose Burgos, Jr, founder of Malaya and regarded as a press freedom icon, last saw her son, Jonas.
On [...]
January 20, 2010
Tags: Jason Ivler, Jonas Burgos Posted in: Justice, Malaya, Military
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Widows, journalists lament
Today, widows of slain journalists in the Ampatuan Maguindanao massacre filed their opposition to Maj. Gen. Alfredo Cayton’s promotion as Vice-Commander of the Philippine Army with the Commission on Appointments.
Those who trooped to the Senate, where the CA deliberations were being held, were the widows and family members of [...]
January 12, 2010
Tags: Maguindanao massacre Posted in: Maguindanao massacre, Malaya
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Foreign policy forum for presidentiables
On Jan. 14, the Carlos P. Romulo Foundation, Asian Institute of Management, and ABS News Channel will hold a foreign policy forum featuring presidential candidates and will focus on Philippine credibility and competitiveness in the world.
The forum takes special significance at this time when world has to deal with the [...]
January 8, 2010
Posted in: 2010 elections, Foreign Affairs, Malaya
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