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IMMIGRATION CORNER – Michael J. Gurfinkel – State Department reports many Filipino family-based visas go unclaimed

May 3, 2019 Editor 0 Comment IMMIGRATION CORNER – Michael J. Gurfinkel – State Department reports many Filipino family-based visas go unclaimed

IMMIGRATION CORNER –By Michael J. Gurfinkel, Esq. Resulting in the case being shred and priority date lost . . Recently, officials from

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COLUMN-OPINION : By Invitation – The UN Convention on the Law of the Sea: A revolutionary treaty

April 30, 2019April 30, 2019 Editor 0 Comment COLUMN-OPINION : By Invitation - The UN Convention on the Law of the Sea: A revolutionary treaty

By Invitation Tommy Koh Today marks the 37th anniversary of the adoption of the landmark treaty that introduced new

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COLUMN: OPINION- GET REAL : Shame on this President– By Solita Collas-Monsod

April 28, 2019 Editor 0 Comment COLUMN: OPINION- GET REAL : Shame on this President– By Solita Collas-Monsod

By: Solita Collas-Monsod – @inquirerdotnet . Reader, we have a President who has been described as “bastos,” “sinungaling,” “mamamatay-tao,” vindictive, a misogynist

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COLUMN: AMBASSADORS’ CORNER – Asean agreement on disaster management: How hard, how soft?

April 20, 2019April 20, 2019 Editor 0 Comment COLUMN: AMBASSADORS’ CORNER - Asean agreement on disaster management: How hard how soft?

BY AMADO S. TOLENTINO, JR. AMADO S. TOLENTINO, JR. THERE has been introduced in the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (Asean)

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IMMIGRATION CORNER –How deep will USCIS dig when you file for naturalization? – Michael J. Gurfinkel

April 17, 2019April 17, 2019 Editor 0 Comment IMMIGRATION CORNER –How deep will USCIS dig when you file for naturalization? – Michael J. Gurfinkel

IMMIGRATION CORNER –By Michael J. Gurfinkel, Esq. Many people think that once they obtain their green card, they are now “home

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COLUMN: HORIZONS- Are we still a ‘democracy’? By: Richard Heydarian

April 16, 2019April 16, 2019 Editor 0 Comment COLUMN: HORIZONS- Are we still a ‘democracy’? By: Richard Heydarian

HORIZONS Almost two years ago, I penned my first full-fledged essay on Philippine politics, “The end of Philippine democracy?” Thereafter,

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COLUMN -DU30: THE LONG VIEW – Duterte and his children are under attack. What would Ferdinand Marcos do? by BY RACHEL A.G. REYES, TMT

April 9, 2019April 9, 2019 Editor 0 Comment COLUMN -DU30: THE LONG VIEW - Duterte and his children are under attack. What would Ferdinand Marcos do? by BY RACHEL A.G. REYES, TMT

RACHEL A.G. REYES HISTORY is always a good place to start when trying to determine one’s future actions. “Learning from

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OP-ED COLUMN: [This space is reserved to the COLUMN-OPINION of Mr. Francisco S. Tatad]

April 5, 2019April 5, 2019 Editor 0 Comment OP-ED COLUMN: [ This space is reserved to the COLUMN-OPINION of Mr. Francisco S. Tatad]

OP-ED COLUMN: . . [This space is reserved to the COLUMN-OPINION of Mr. Francisco S. Tatad] FIRST THINGS FIRST

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COLUMN: HORIZONS: Are we a ‘province of China’? By: Richard Heydarian

April 5, 2019 Editor 0 Comment COLUMN: HORIZONS: Are we a ‘province of China’? By: Richard Heydarian

HORIZONS I will be chartering [sic] a [new] course [for the Philippines] on its own and will not be dependent

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OP-ED COLUMN: [This space is reserved to the COLUMN-OPINION of Mr. Francisco S. Tatad]

April 3, 2019April 3, 2019 Editor 0 Comment OP-ED COLUMN: [ This space is reserved to the COLUMN-OPINION of Mr. Francisco S. Tatad]

OP-ED COLUMN: . . [This space is reserved to the COLUMN-OPINION of Mr. Francisco S. Tatad] FIRST THINGS FIRST