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De Lima testifies
anew in Corona trial

The impeachment trial of Chief Justice Renato Corona resumed on Thursday with the defense team expected to continue its cross examination of Justice Secretary Leila de Lima. 22 mins ago

Arroyo pleads not guilty

Former President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo Thursday entered a plea of not guilty to charges of electoral sabotage.

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  • POWER TO THE PEOPLE The towering monument at the corner of Temple Drive and Edsa in Quezon City is in the spotlight again as the Philippines celebrates the 26th anniversary of the Edsa People Power Revolution that ousted dictator Ferdinand Marcos in 1986. A word of advice for motorists: Stay away from this area on Friday, Feb. 24, as it will be the center of the start of the celebration on Feb. 25 .  JIM GUIAO PUNZALAN

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  • Justice Secretary Leila de Lima

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  • The Philippine government’s Public-Private Partnership (PPP) for School Infrastructure Project aims to build 9,332 classrooms in its first phase covering Luzon. The second and third phases cover the Visayas and Mindanao. The Department of Education wants all the classrooms under the three-phase project delivered in time for the start of school year 2013-14. INQUIRER FILE PHOTO

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  • SHARON Cuneta should show that she means business.

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  • WHO OWNS IPAD? Ma Dongxiao, right, an attorney for Shenzhen Proview Technology, speaks to journalists after a premlinary hearing at a courthouse Wednesday, Feb. 22, 2012, in Shanghai, China. The Chinese company fighting Apple Inc. over its use of the iPad trademark in China took its complaints to a Shanghai court Wednesday, though it says it is willing to talk about a settlement. (AP Photo/Eugene Hoshiko

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  • From left, Eman C. Villanueva, spokesperson of Asian Migrants’ Coordinating Body, Bungon Tamasorn, chairperson of Thai Regional Alliance in Hong Kong, Dolores T. Balladares, chairperson of United Filipinos in Hong Kong, Ganika Diristiani, representative of Association Indonesian Migrant Worker and Eni Lestari, spokesperson of Asian Migrants’ Coordinating Body, arrive at the High Court in Hong Kong Tuesday. Hong Kong's government is appealing a landmark court ruling last year opening the way for foreign maids to apply for permanent residency in a case that has divided the city over concerns about ethnic discrimination and strains on social services. AP

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  • ANTIGRAFT WORKSHOP  President Aquino presides over a Cabinet workshop on anticorruption strategies with (from left) Budget Secretary Florencio Abad, professor Robert Klitgaard and Edilberto de Jesus of the Asian Institute of Management held at Heroes Hall in Malacañang on Tuesday. EDWIN BACASMAS

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Four days before he was ambushed, Deputy Director Rey Esmeralda of the National Bureau of…

The case for confiscating Corona’s undeclared wealth

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