DON PEDING MONTELIBANO

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                    [Summary] => The late sugar-baron Don Alfredo "Peding" Montelibano once told us, "Principles are for people who can afford it." What that could actually mean is people in the lower classes of society just want to make a decent living. They don’t really care much about abstractions such as politics and constitutional changes. As an example – a friend’s driver told him he couldn’t care less about impeachment or resignation because what was important is to earn a living so he could afford to feed, clothe, and educate his five children.
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Principles are for people who can afford it

July 31, 2005 - 12:00am

The late sugar-baron Don Alfredo "Peding" Montelibano once told us, "Principles are for people who can afford it." What that could actually mean is people in the lower classes of society just...

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