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Is your fave chocolate made with natural sweeteners such as Stevia and Maltitol?   Stevia is derived from a green, leafy plant (Stevia rebaudiana) native to South America, where the leaves have been used there for centuries as a natural sweetener.

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What is it about a chocolate bar that gets me smiling even before I take the wrapper off?
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Is the "Medal of Valor" an immunity for mutineers?


The question was raised by military prosecutors over the possible outcome of the trial of two decorated officers implicated in the Feb. 24 failed coup attempt.


This early, military and civilian lawyers apparently realized the prosecution of Marine Col. Ariel Querubin and Lt. Col. Custodio Parcon could be a litmus test for the government in trying the two Medal of Valor awardees for their alleged involvement in the failed coup attempt.


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                    [Summary] => There you go. The stonewalling on the part of the United States Embassy – stubbornly citing the Visiting Forces Agreement in refusing to hand over four accused US Marines to Philippine government custody while the Subic "rape" case is pending – has led to the Legislative Oversight Committee in Congress considering the scrapping of the VFA.


This move is not altogether a bad thing for the Philippines since it could lead to a re-negotiation of the VFA deal to eliminate the onerous clause it contains and contemplate other amendments.


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Two weeks ago, now it can be told, this writer accompanied a group of officers to a quiet meeting with President GMA and then incoming Armed Forces Chief of Staff, Gen. Generoso Senga, in the residence of her late father and mother in North Forbes Park. 


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Chocolates without the guilt

October 2, 2014 - 12:00am

Is your fave chocolate made with natural sweeteners such as Stevia and Maltitol?   Stevia is derived from a green, leafy plant (Stevia rebaudiana) native to South America, where the leaves have been used...

Food and Leisure

La vida cocoa

By Heny Sison | June 9, 2011 - 12:00am

What is it about a chocolate bar that gets me smiling even before I take the wrapper off?

Food and Leisure

Does Medal of Valor give immunity to mutineers?

By Jaime Laude | July 27, 2006 - 12:00am

Is the "Medal of Valor" an immunity for mutineers? The question was raised by military prosecutors over the possible outcome of the trial of two decorated officers implicated in the Feb. 24 failed...

Headlines

Saying ‘no coup’ does not mean there’s no restiveness in the ranks

By BY THE WAY | By Max V. Soliven | January 20, 2006 - 12:00am

There you go. The stonewalling on the part of the United States Embassy – stubbornly citing the Visiting Forces Agreement in refusing to hand over four accused US Marines to Philippine government custody while...

Opinion

Not all men of valor got a medal: We must honor those who did

By BY THE WAY | By Max V. Soliven | August 25, 2005 - 12:00am

This is a column I hesitated to write for the past few weeks. It concerns the unrest among the younger corps of officers over "problems," ranging from corruption to the way of playing favorites in the armed...

Opinion