Posts Tagged ‘ people power ’

Philippines: 16th largest economy by 2050? Here’s the truth!

March 16, 2012
By
noynoy_aquino

Ugh…if I see another news headline comparing the Philippines to some kind of animal, I might just get physically sick. “Asian Tiger Economy of the World”; “The dark horse of the region”. Speaking of being sick, at least one headline referred to the Philippines as the “healthy man of Asia” as opposed to the...

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Serafin Cuevas: Why Filipinos think he is the new role model

March 6, 2012
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serafin-cuevas

Being “cool” is not about wearing the right clothes or having the latest gadgets. Being cool is about having the right attitude. Take the case of former Supreme Court associate justice, Serafin Cuevas. Cuevas is not what most people would consider a poster boy for GQ magazine. If you bumped into Cuevas on the...

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A milestone in the transformation of Philippine society to true democratic institutional governance

February 29, 2012
By
peping_cojuangco

Things are looking more like a dull peachy orange rather than a bright Yellow mango for the camp of erstwhile Son-of-Heroes Philippine President Benigno “Noynoy” Aquino III. A shell of its former self is what is so far left of the once mighty juggernaut that railroaded through the hollow heads of 188 House “representatives”...

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Noynoy’s incompetence is the real reason why the ‘revolution’ remains ‘unfinished’

February 26, 2012
By
The President the Philippines never had

Yet again, Philippine President Benigno “Noynoy” Aquino III brings up the whole concept of Laban (“fight”) that characterised much of 1980’s politics. But it is a fight where there is none. Whereas there was a “fight” beginning in the mid-to-late-1970’s culminating in the 1986 “People Power” EDSA “revolution” for a return to the democratic...

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Is the 1986 EDSA revolution still relevant today?

February 24, 2012
By
Laban sign

It’s hard to imagine why there are Filipinos who still feel the need to celebrate the anniversary of the first EDSA or People Power revolution held in 1986. As I keep saying every year, not much has changed since former President Ferdinand Marcos left the building. I was not there and I am glad...

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PPP (PNoy’s People Power)

February 18, 2012
By
noynoy_aquino_78598

It is in the times of despair and sheer powerlessness that our holy and majestic president Noynoy (PNoy) Aquino showed his true colors. It is in the times of the imminent victory of the rule of law that PNoy shows his true intentions. Recently, PNoy threw a major tantrum that betrayed his inclination towards...

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Witnesses and people power: How the Corona impeachment circus just got more colorful over the weekend

January 30, 2012
By
war_elephant

The week ahead is going to be an interesting one for the multitude of Filipino sports fans watching what is turning out to be the Super Bowl event of Philippine television. The Senate trial of the impeachment case against Supreme Court Chief Justice Renato Corona was shaped over the weekend by several developments that...

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Will Noynoy Aquino incite rebellion if Chief Justice Renato Corona is acquitted?

January 20, 2012
By
Execute_Order_66

Another EDSA ocho-ocho “revolution” in the works? That’s according to House Minority Leader Edcel Lagman who reportedly spoke of knowledge of a plan on the part of the administration of President Benigno “Noynoy” Aquino III to incite an uprising if Supreme Court Chief Justice Renato Corona is acquitted in his on-going impeachment trial… “I...

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Three really appalling ideas being spread by prominent Filipino opinion shapers

December 12, 2011
By
where_it_belongs

Consider the reality of democratic politics. Just about anyone can be President. Guys like former President Joseph “Erap” Estrada and current President Benigno “Noynoy” Aquino III are a testament to this truth. For that matter, any position in government that only requires that its occupant be elected by popular vote is subject to the...

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PNoy apologist Randy David pre-judges Arroyo and Chief Justice Renato Corona

December 9, 2011
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Cory led the unconstitutional ousting of former President Joseph Estrada

University of the Philippines professor and Philippine Daily Inquirer columnist, Randy David was spot on when he said “In a society like ours, debt of gratitude to the appointing authority cannot be ignored. Often, it outweighs professional considerations. This is even more so when the appointing authority handpicks choices for sensitive positions with an...

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