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Hot on "wang-wang," frozen on Hong Kong

By Jerry Tundag | September 6, 2010 - 12:00am

When President Noynoy Aquino first assumed office, an inordinately big deal was made out of two popular but absolutely meaningless gestures: No blinkers and sirens (or wang-wang) in his car, and specific orders for...

Freeman Opinion