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It’s carnival time again
By Philippine Daily Inquirer

Candidates waved from motorcades, pressed hands with housewives and teenagers, and pleaded at Masses for God’s blessings as the most extravagant political carnival in Philippine history rolled off Tuesday.

SPORTS

For walking out, PBA fines TNT record sum

The Philippine Basketball Association Tuesday slapped a P1.2-million fine—the biggest in league history—on Talk ‘N Text for walking out of Game 4 of its best-of-five quarterfinal series with Barangay Ginebra eventually won by the Gin Kings.



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ENTERTAINMENT

Stars endorsing candidates asked to go on leave

Will Dolphy, Kris and Willie go missing from their shows soon? Endorsing candidates has its price for actors, columnists and other mass media personalities: they would have to resign or take a leave from their TV shows or media outfits during the campaign period, based on the Fair Election Act, according to the poll watchdog Parish Pastoral Council for Responsible Voting (PPCRV).



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LIFESTYLE

How you can live with your kid’s video games and Internet use

BACK IN THE ’80S, WHEN the Nintendo Family Computer was fast becoming a worldwide phenomenon, my father brought home a unit.



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NEWS

14 more Ampatuans charged in massacre

The Department of Justice (DoJ) Tuesday filed multiple murder charges in a Quezon City court against 14 more members of the Ampatuan clan, including patriarch Andal Ampatuan Sr., and 182 others in connection with the Maguindanao massacre of Nov. 23, 2009.



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GLOBAL NATION

Immigration crackdowns hurt kids—US study

WASHINGTON DC, United States—Immigration enforcement takes a heavy toll on children, according to a recent study by the Urban Institute.



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OPINION

Villar’s challenge

AT MONDAY’S INQUIRER PRESIDENTIAL DEBATE, Sen. Manny Villar offered a simple but powerful defense of his heavy ad spending. Then he pivoted and issued an even more forceful challenge to his rivals for the presidency. His words are worth quoting in full: “Pera ko naman ang ginagastos ko.



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BUSINESS

Tax court split on Shell’s bid to stop import seizure

The Court of Tax Appeals is split on whether or not to issue the suspension order sought by Pilipinas Shell Petroleum Corp. to stop the Bureau of Customs from seizing the oil company’s oil imports.



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TECHNOLOGY

Comelec turns over automation code to BSP for safekeeping

The Commission on Elections (Comelec) turned over to Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) Tuesday the automation software for safekeeping after its system and security controls were certified as accurate and functional by an international body.



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