+ Follow PROFESSOR MIRANDA Tag
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[Title] => The Soliman flap / The prayerful Filipino
[Summary] => There is a French saying: L’essentiel n’est pas dans la chose regardée mais dans le regard. The English equivalent would be something like: Truth or the essential thing is not in the thing regarded but in the regard. Which is exactly what the the flap about Dinky Soliman is all about. The truth is how you see the whole thing, how you see the smoke, how you see the mirrors. And soon you find out the the whole shebang does not, never stands still.
Who’s really at fault for Dinky Soliman’s ouster from the cabinet?
[DatePublished] => 2004-07-09 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Teodoro C. Benigno
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[Title] => GMA and martial rule? / How about a Third Force?
[Summary] => For all the smiles that easily sparkle from her face these days, for all the graces she claims the good God has bestowed on her person, for all the optimism she exudes that her present Malacañang watch will eventually boom and bloom, President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo is deeply distraught and disturbed. In the dark hours of the night when she is all alone and vulnerable, she knows the nation is in deep crisis. She is aware the shadows are closing in and the Republic can cave in anytime.
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[Title] => The PMA's `mistah' cult / Printed media less credible?
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Once, while having a one-on-one with President Fidel Ramos in 1996, we chatted
spiritedly on the police and the military establishment. We talked about peace
and order, graft and many irregularities in the police, not to mention the
Armed Forces of the Philippines which had its own share of shenanigans.
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PROFESSOR MIRANDA
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[Title] => The Soliman flap / The prayerful Filipino
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Who’s really at fault for Dinky Soliman’s ouster from the cabinet?
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[Title] => GMA and martial rule? / How about a Third Force?
[Summary] => For all the smiles that easily sparkle from her face these days, for all the graces she claims the good God has bestowed on her person, for all the optimism she exudes that her present Malacañang watch will eventually boom and bloom, President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo is deeply distraught and disturbed. In the dark hours of the night when she is all alone and vulnerable, she knows the nation is in deep crisis. She is aware the shadows are closing in and the Republic can cave in anytime.
[DatePublished] => 2001-11-16 00:00:00
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[Title] => The PMA's `mistah' cult / Printed media less credible?
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Once, while having a one-on-one with President Fidel Ramos in 1996, we chatted
spiritedly on the police and the military establishment. We talked about peace
and order, graft and many irregularities in the police, not to mention the
Armed Forces of the Philippines which had its own share of shenanigans.
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