INQUIRER: Make kin cede estate, Aquino told March 25, 2012 3:13 AM The social arm of the Catholic Bishops' Conference (CBCP) of the Philippines on Saturday challenged President Benigno Aquino III to make good on his promise of a transparent, "patronage free" and "pro-poor" governance by compelling the Cojuangco family to which he belongs to transfer Hacienda Luisita to its farmer-beneficiaries.
Sunday, March 25, 2012
Manila Standard editorial: We elected a president who after 12 years in the legislative both as congressman and senator had authored 0 bills into law and then later expect him as president to be the paragon of hard work and diligence. We coin neologism such as noynoying poking fun of his indolence and penchant for procrastination and still reward him with approval and trust ratings which he neither earns nor deserves.
BLOGS: ERIKA ARCE Eto na naman si Valte! kasama ito sa mga napili kong member ng "TRUTH Commission". Silang dalawa ni Lacierda and Comissioner at ang mga iba pang members ng TRUTH Commission ay sina Congressman Tupas, Umali at Banal, then si Kim at Banal, then si Kim Henares at ang pinaka-latest na member as si "Ulalo (ng kamote)" Diaz. This PNoy Abnoy administration will always be remembered as the most accomplished and notorious liars in Philippine history!
Nabisto na walang katohohan ang 45 properties, ngayon naman grup n PNoy ay may kinakalat na napakaraming property sa America ni Chief Justice with cut and paste internet pictures. Expect Inquirer Star ABS to buy this story even if these yellow media did not correct their wrong headline on 45 properties. Shame.
PHILSTAR: GMA experiencing pain, numbness due to new ailment, say allies
- Former President and now Pampanga Rep. Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo is experiencing pain and numbness in many parts of her body owing to a new ailment on her spine, opposition lawmakers, and her husband Jose Miguel Arroyo said yesterday. "She (Mrs. Arroyo) is still in pain...the former president remains in pain," Suarez later told reporters. Suarez lamented that Arroyo, who turns 65 next month, was denied access to any communication and computer devices that would make it easier to perform her duties as a lawmaker.
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