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                    [Title] => London is only a place
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 I had planned this visit to London long before I decided I would reprint “The Untold Story of Imelda Marcos.”

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                    [Title] => What's the future for Anwar Ibrahim?
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I have met Anwar Ibrahim several times both in Kuala Lumpur and in Manila.
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                    [Title] => A platform for the silent majority
                    [Summary] => I dropped by the launch of Unlad Party at the Sulo Hotel last Thursday with trepidation.
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                    [Title] => The Chinese connection
                    [Summary] => Astute journalists have a nose for likely news-breaking events. So I was not surprised to chance upon Abby Tan, former (or still) correspondent of Washington Post when she accompanied Lewis Simons who came to interview Speaker JDV in his office recently. Both Ms. Tan and Mr. Simons were on the spot when they unearthed the Marcos millions for which they won the Pulitzer prize. 


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                    [Title] => Saudi Arabia mulling petrochem plant, expanded refinery in RP
                    [Summary] => Saudi Arabia is considering expanding an oil refinery in Bataan or Mindanao and building a naphtha-cracking petrochemical plant in another part of the country, Speaker Jose de Venecia Jr. said yesterday.


He said this information was relayed to him by Saudi oil minister Ali Al-Naimi, who was honored with the Congressional Medal of Achievement by De Venecia and other House leaders during his visit on Monday.


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                    [Title] => Saudi women today
                    [Summary] => My friend, Al -Hayat foreign editor, Baria Alamuddin had once been described by STAR publisher, Max Soliven as an Elizabeth Taylor look alike. Max met her when he visited London as our house guest in the 80s. Baria became a friend because of her interest in the Philippines since 1986. I met her on one TV breakfast show in a panel on the peaceful revolution which was the news rage at the time. 


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                    [Title] => Constituent Assembly likely to be approved
                    [Summary] => My source believes that, if newspaper reports are accurate, we are on the verge of amending the 1987 Constitution through a Constituent Assembly.


He says ten senators, two short of the required simple majority of 12, favor approval of the Joint Re-solution convening the Senate and the House of Representatives into a Constituent Assembly (Con-Ass) to revise the Charter drafted in 1986 by a 49-member Commission appointed by then President Corazon Aquino.


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                    [AuthorName] => Domini M. Torrevillas
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                    [Title] => A passionate appeal from the audience
                    [Summary] => It was a star-studded panel that came to address a sizeable audience at the Ambassadors Lounge at the DFA last Valentine’s Day. We had the likes of HE Benjamin Domingo, Dr. Willibold Frehner, HE Jose Romero, Jr, Christian Democrat guru Louie Lagadameo, Dr. Bernardo Villegas and Atty. Camilo Sabio to lead the workshop on Charter Reform. But it was the audience who stole the show when individuals came forward to plead the cause of constitutional change now. It truly enthralled because of the verve and passion of their appeal. It was Dr.
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                    [Title] => Way to enlightened choice for DENR - FROM A DISTANCE By Carmen N. Pedrosa
                    [Summary] => Will President Macapagal-Arroyo take up the challenge of greatness? I had the opportunity to see President Macapagal-Arroyo in Malacañang at close range since she became President during a special day for Assumption alumnae. She has lost weight. It must be the workload and the enormity of the job of the Presidency but she is altogether more serious and grave. Someone once said the presidency endows an individual with a special aura. Something happens to individuals when they are given the highest authority of the land. That was the case with Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher.
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He said this information was relayed to him by Saudi oil minister Ali Al-Naimi, who was honored with the Congressional Medal of Achievement by De Venecia and other House leaders during his visit on Monday.


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                    [Title] => Way to enlightened choice for DENR - FROM A DISTANCE By Carmen N. Pedrosa
                    [Summary] => Will President Macapagal-Arroyo take up the challenge of greatness? I had the opportunity to see President Macapagal-Arroyo in Malacañang at close range since she became President during a special day for Assumption alumnae. She has lost weight. It must be the workload and the enormity of the job of the Presidency but she is altogether more serious and grave. Someone once said the presidency endows an individual with a special aura. Something happens to individuals when they are given the highest authority of the land. That was the case with Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher.
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