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Defections rock Lakas
By Michael Lim Ubac, Philippine Daily Inquirer
Two rival parties are raiding the ruling Lakas-Kampi-CMD and its traditional bailiwicks, thus changing the political terrain ahead of the May 2010 national elections.
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Global Nation
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SPORTS
SMB routs Sta. Lucia; Ginebra tangles with Rain or Shine todayWith practically its entire offensive armada clicking, powerhouse San Miguel Beer Saturday night mowed down Sta. Lucia Realty, 88-69, for its fourth straight win in the KFC PBA Philippine Cup elimination round at the Victorias City Sports Center here.
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OPINION
Copenhagen callsWITH THE COPENHAGEN MEETING ON GLOBAL warming just four weeks away, the prognosis is mixed that the US government, which has not signed the proto-climate change Kyoto convention, would ever come around in time to changing its mind.
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BUSINESS
Life, truth lie within one’s reachAt a time when Asia was still recovering from a financial crisis, and even before SARS (severe acute respiratory syndrome), bird flu and swine flu became global health threats, it would seem imprudent to plunge a sizable investment in the middle of Batangas’ poultry and piggery land just to elevate the health consciousness of the Filipino and promote medical tourism.
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ENTERTAINMENT
‘Sikat na talaga ako’Dionisia Pacquiao simply refuses to be outdone by her world-famous son. In a media gathering on Thursday, Mommy Dionisia sang an Imelda Papin hit (written by Levi Celerio) to match the singing endeavors of boxing champion Manny “The Pacman,” who recently appeared on the American late-night talk show “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” He performed the Dan Hill original, “Sometimes When We Touch.”
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GLOBAL NATION
Protests vs ‘midnight sale’ of Fujimi Property mountProtests over the “midnight sale” of the Philippine property in Fujimi are mounting as Filipinos and Japanese alike say the Philippine government should keep it and “preserve the shared cultural and historical rights of Filipino and Japanese people.”
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LIFESTYLE
Love your own!WITH THE WAVE OF BRAZILIAN MODELS hitting the Philippines, I wonder how Filipinos are doing in the modeling industry. So I sat down with three emerging models.
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TECHNOLOGY
EU foundation opens new IT lab in UPThe demand for more information technology (IT) skilled workers from the Philippines continues to grow as the global economy recovers from the credit crunch.
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NEWS
Arms cache of Alvin Flores gang seizedGovernment agents seized rifles, grenades and ammunition in a raid of a house believed to be a temporary hideout of the Alvin Flores robbery gang.
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