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I will not add anymore to the eulogizing of Cerge M. Remonde. Better words have been spoken of the man, in a manner far more eloquent, by those who enjoyed the pleasure and privilege of closer proximity and friendship to a man they call a friend to everyone.
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Pimentel used to be a highly credible oppositionist, at a time when to be in the opposition meant one was possessed with both the highest principles and the courage to pursue those principles, even if it meant sacrificing liberty, or even life.


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The stumbling block has stumbled out

By Juanito V. Jabat   | June 21, 2013 - 12:00am

"Election Gun Ban is Over" -- Headline. Was there a gun ban? Many are asking.

Freeman Opinion

Goodbye, friend

By Jerry Tundag | January 22, 2010 - 12:00am

I will not add anymore to the eulogizing of Cerge M. Remonde. Better words have been spoken of the man, in a manner far more eloquent, by those who enjoyed the pleasure and privilege of closer proximity and...

Freeman Opinion

Pimentel and Tatad in the same waltz?

By Jerry Tundag | July 11, 2005 - 12:00am

Among the many personalities discernibly helping stoke the fires of discontent in the latest political brouhaha involving President Arroyo are two that a growing number of people find particularly obnoxious. They...

Freeman Opinion