DEFENSE SECRETARY ANGIE REYES

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                    [Title] => Predictability: The key to stability
                    [Summary] => Go around Metro Manila on a regular day and for sure you will stumble upon a prediction that is more likely to happen than not. About a year before the campaign season starts, you will hear some people say that bank robberies and holdups will again increase. And no doubt, it’s already happening now. Political grandstanding and mudslinging also occur about the same time. Together with these come the exposes on corruption, rumors of coups, Senate investigations, resignations from government office, etc.
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                    [Title] => Johnny dela Cruz will end up paying the price
                    [Summary] => It is so typical Filipino style – trying to enact such an important law as the Anti-Money Laundering Act (AMLA) in the last two minutes. As far back as 1999, the government had had the opportunity to discuss and draft the AMLA. It would have benefited the country more because the requirements then were not yet stringent.
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                    [Title] => One year after
                    [Summary] => The story goes that Joseph Estrada was determined to stay put at Malacañang until he saw his military commanders, led by then Armed Forces chief Angelo Reyes, at the EDSA Shrine on Jan. 19 last year. At the sight of Reyes on TV, Erap reportedly sighed that it was the end of him, and he was right. Not long after, the rats in his administration deserted his sinking ship and scampered to EDSA. 


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Predictability: The key to stability

August 31, 2003 - 12:00am

Go around Metro Manila on a regular day and for sure you will stumble upon a prediction that is more likely to happen than not. About a year before the campaign season starts, you will hear some people say that bank...

Opinion

Johnny dela Cruz will end up paying the price

February 23, 2003 - 12:00am

It is so typical Filipino style – trying to enact such an important law as the Anti-Money Laundering Act (AMLA) in the last two minutes. As far back as 1999, the government had had the opportunity to discuss...

Opinion

One year after

By SKETCHES | By Ana Marie Pamintuan | January 18, 2002 - 12:00am

The story goes that Joseph Estrada was determined to stay put at Malacañang until he saw his military commanders, led by then Armed Forces chief Angelo Reyes, at the EDSA Shrine on Jan. 19 last year. At the...

Opinion