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Outside Congress, assembled in joint session for the address, was a far greater assembly of people, all crying for her resignation amid charges of corruption and poll fraud. The hostile crowd, the biggest so far against her administration, necessitated a full military-police alert.


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EDITORIAL - Arroyo should not gloat

September 8, 2005 - 12:00am

Once again, we call on President Arroyo and her aides not to be so smug and gloat over the outcome of her impeachment battle in the House of Representatives. Being a political exercise as they say, the outcome did...

Freeman Opinion

God, in his mysterious ways, may be favoring Gloria

By Jerry Tundag | July 27, 2005 - 12:00am

July 25 was a very fateful day for President Arroyo as it was for all Filipinos. Not a few people believed the president would not survive the day she was to deliver her State of the Nation Address, anticipated as...

Freeman Opinion