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When the time comes for President Aquino to write his memoirs, perhaps he shall devote a chapter or two to the Mamasapano affair. In that autobiography, he may find it important to stress that decision-making is not simply choosing between blacks and whites. There are shades of grays, of greens, and of tangerines. The most challenging situations are filled with unpredictable variables and puzzling imponderables, of Catch 22, and absurdities, of paradoxes and incongruities. And many of these are not within his total control.

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Tomorrow, the world celebrates international women’s day. On the one level, it is a day when we celebrate the private roles played in life by women: mothers, daughters, sisters, wives and grandmothers.

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Difficult dilemmas in decision-making

By Atty. Josephus B. Jimenez | February 5, 2015 - 12:00am

When the time comes for President Aquino to write his memoirs, perhaps he shall devote a chapter or two to the Mamasapano affair. In that autobiography, he may find it important to stress that decision-making is...

Freeman Opinion

International Women’s Day

By LONDON EYE | By Stephen Lillie | March 7, 2013 - 12:00am

Tomorrow, the world celebrates international women’s day. On the one level, it is a day when we celebrate the private roles played in life by women: mothers, daughters, sisters, wives and grandmothers.

Opinion