INQUIRER: LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: Meanwhile, this case is a matter clearly involving one's health. Why should it then be the budget secretary, not the health secretary, who is shouting to the four winds about Malacañang's stand on the former president's appeal for a few more days to live? That sadly compares, indeed, with Ferdinand Marcos allowing Ninoy Aquino, then already a convict, to seek medical treatment in the United States; and with Arroyo herself permitting Joseph Estrada, then already on trial for plunder, to have his knee treated in Hong Kong, if I remember right.
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