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IT IS INTRIGUING that in the past five years he has been in office President Noynoy Aquino never expressed concern or initiated concerted action against the multibillion-peso twin problems of drugs and jueteng.

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                    [Summary] => The political opposition is trying to use the financial assistance offered by Malacañang to the country's bishops as yet another cannon with which to fire broadsides at its main occupant in the hope of further weakening her position. Either it is desperate or it just didn't get it.
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Why is Aquino quiet on drugs and jueteng?

By Federico D. Pascual Jr. | August 24, 2015 - 10:00am

IT IS INTRIGUING that in the past five years he has been in office President Noynoy Aquino never expressed concern or initiated concerted action against the multibillion-peso twin problems of drugs and jueteng....

Opinion

EDITORIAL - Malacañang knew the terrain

July 14, 2006 - 12:00am

The political opposition is trying to use the financial assistance offered by Malacañang to the country's bishops as yet another cannon with which to fire broadsides at its main occupant...

Freeman Opinion