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Egypt's call to kill pigs amid flu scare ridiculed

May 1, 2009 - 4:00pm

CAIRO (AP) – Egypt's government was hoping to look strong and proactive in the swine flu scare with its decision to slaughter all the country's pigs, after taking heavy criticism at home for poor planning and...

People power or mob rule?

By POINTS OF VIEW By Dr. Suga Sotto Yuviengco | July 23, 2005 - 12:00am

Amid three and a half hectares of hillside full of grown fruit trees, both mundane and exotic, a melange of common and rare ornamental plants, thousands of dazzling orchids of all varieties, sits a white mansion...

Freeman Opinion