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Two related events highlight the past week. After 17 years of trudging litigation, the Sandiganbayan declared the controversial coconut levy fund to be public property. That should clear the way for government to acquire the money and initiate programs that will benefit our ailing plantation sector.


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They are not the usual angry voices from the margins of society, from the outer limits of the rational mainstream. They are concerned voices from those who should know, from those who make decisions of gravity and from those who look far into the future.


What they are basically saying is this: We are not solving our problems quickly enough to maintain our course towards prosperity.


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                    [Summary] => The thought struck me last Wednesday as I sat in my car, trapped in an infernal jam caused by too many people frantically chasing work to be done before yet another long weekend descended upon us.


We have too many holidays.


I don’t have all the facts on hand. But I am willing to bet good money that we live in a society with the most number of holidays in the whole world.


Count them. 


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Count them. 


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Death knell

By FIRST PERSON | By Alex Magno | July 19, 2003 - 12:00am

Were it not for that mind-boggling escape of three terrorists from a high-security detention cell in Camp Crame, the past week should have been a completely happy one. Two related events highlight the past week....

Opinion

Sick man

By FIRST PERSON | By Alex Magno | June 3, 2003 - 12:00am

These voices of discontent can only be ignored at our own peril. They are not the usual angry voices from the margins of society, from the outer limits of the rational mainstream. They are concerned voices from...

Opinion

Holiday chaos

By FIRST PERSON | By Alex Magno | May 3, 2003 - 12:00am

The thought struck me last Wednesday as I sat in my car, trapped in an infernal jam caused by too many people frantically chasing work to be done before yet another long weekend descended upon us. We have too many...

Opinion