COLUMNISTS: . LOOKING BACK- The continuing Marcos revisionism
Ferdinand E. Marcos . . COLUMNISTS . LOOKING BACK By: Ambeth R. Ocampo The continuing Marcos revisionism . Finance Secretary Sonny
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Columns
EDITORIAL: Swift and decisive response to a crisis
The Straits Times says The first step to addressing a crisis is to determine the depth and intensity of its
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EDITORIAL: Tracing a path to Big Brother?
OPINION- BANGKOK POST As the coronavirus pandemic continues to wreak havoc, governments are turning to contact tracing — a tactic
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EDITORIAL: Testing times as schools reopen
The Straits Times says A crucial test of conviction looms for societies everywhere as schools reopen after weeks of lockdown.
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EDITORIAL: Dodong and Debold
THE EDITOR . Dodong, as netizens know, is Joseph Jimeda, a.k.a. ex-detainee Mang Dodong. Thanks to kindhearted souls and legal
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OP-ED: PINOY KASI- ‘Mañanita’
COLUMNISTS- PINOY KASI By: Michael L. Tan Not the “mañana habit,” which refers to postponing things for tomorrow (Spanish mañana), but
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EDITORIAL: Stop silencing the critics- Manila Standard
THE EDITOR “When did it become a crime to criticize the government and our leaders?” . . When did our
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Refugees Risk Catching Covid-19
OPINION BY :ERFAN DANA A Call for Help: Refugees Risk Catching Covid-19 in Overcrowded Shelters . . Last Friday, a refugee
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OP-ED: Filipino nurses battled discrimination to work in American hospitals. Now they fight for PPE
Justin Foronda, second from left, has dinner with his mother, Lina, left, brother Anthony and Anthony’s girlfriend Michelle Diaz. When
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EDITORIAL: No room for complacency
BANGKOK POST No room for complacency Sunday saw Thailand ease some of its lockdown measures further in order to revive
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