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                    [Title] => Sports: always forgotten during elections
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It’s the heat of campaign season, and candidates are trying to find more creative ways to hook the savvy Filipino viewer who knows an election bid when he sees it. Of course, political alliances being what they are, voters now have to dig to find which party a certain candidate was with last election, and if they really accomplished anything.

                    [DatePublished] => 2013-02-11 00:00:00
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                    [AuthorName] => Bill Velasco
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                    [Title] => Why sports matterÍs  in times like these
                    [Summary] => Once again, we find our country plunged into a mire of discontent,  resentment and rebellion. And once again, the world stops to ogle (and perhaps snicker) as we stumble in the mud of our own indifference to the suffering of our countrymen. Once yet again, we want to unseat those in power out of desperation, if only to give ourselves the sensation of hope, even if it just means a change that may not work, either.


                    [DatePublished] => 2006-02-25 00:00:00
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                    [Title] => Taxes and incentives, Part 2
                    [Summary] => Professional athletes have been left behind in the consultation regarding the twenty percent withholding tax that the Bureau of Internal Revenue will impose on selected professions beginning this month. The entertainment community, seen as another big target for the increased collection, has submitted its position paper. The fractured sports fraternity has yet to present a unified response.


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Sports: always forgotten during elections

By Bill Velasco | February 11, 2013 - 12:00am

It’s the heat of campaign season, and candidates are trying to find more creative ways to hook the savvy Filipino viewer who knows an election bid when he sees it. Of course, political alliances being what...

Sports

Why sports matterÍs in times like these

By Bill Velasco | February 25, 2006 - 12:00am

Once again, we find our country plunged into a mire of discontent, resentment and rebellion. And once again, the world stops to ogle (and perhaps snicker) as we stumble in the mud of our own indifference to the...

Sports

Taxes and incentives, Part 2

By Bill Velasco | September 3, 2001 - 12:00am

Professional athletes have been left behind in the consultation regarding the twenty percent withholding tax that the Bureau of Internal Revenue will impose on selected professions beginning this month. The entertainment...

Sports