COMMUNIST AND ISLAMIC

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Many people have been speculating over the resignation of Defense Secretary Avelino "Nonong" Cruz, who had been La Presidenta’s lawyer and served in her Cabinet for six years and nine months. He did a fine job as Defense Secretary, but he apparently decided when he outspokenly called the Palace-sponsored "People’s Initiative" a "harebrained idea," it was time to go.


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Zero hour

By BY THE WAY | By Max V. Soliven | November 7, 2006 - 12:00am

Many people have been speculating over the resignation of Defense Secretary Avelino "Nonong" Cruz, who had been La Presidenta’s lawyer and served in her Cabinet for six years and nine...

Opinion

EDITORIAL - International Humanitarian Law Day

August 12, 2003 - 12:00am

In the age of terror, invoking international humanitarian law seems like a pathetic exercise in futility. Remind the Abu Sayyaf about the Geneva Conventions and you will get incredulous laughter.

Opinion