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Swan song
by Honesto General
This is my swan song as columnist of the Philippine Daily Inquirer.My once-a-week column has run for 16 years, longer than any other column in the Inquirer.
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SSS: P12.5-B share in stimulus fund
by Honesto General
To perk up the economy in the midst of a worldwide financial turmoil, Malaca?ang plans to set up a P330-billion stimulus fund, Filipino-style.
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Pre-need
by Honesto General
In the midst of this worldwide financial turmoil, some pre-need companies have suddenly shut down, without prior public notice. Pre-need plan-holders are mad. The Securities and Exchange Commission was caught flatfooted.
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English
by Honesto General
The House bill proposing to put back English as the medium of instruction in all grade schools, particularly public schools, has spawned a wide debate.
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Interest rates
by Honesto General
As everyone knows, this financial turmoil has spread worldwide.
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Roman holiday
by Honesto General
Late in November, my son Gerry, who practices internal medicine in LA, treated me to a round-trip plane ticket to Rome, the Eternal City.
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Karapatan
by Honesto General
On Dec. 10, in observance of the 60th year of the of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, the group Karapatan, at a news briefing in a Quezon City restaurant, presented a 32-page 2008 Human Rights Report, which was featured by the Philippine Daily Inquirer in a front-page story.
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CARP two (Conclusion)
by Honesto General
Gaudencio Cardinal Rosales was beside himself when, over a bullhorn, he publicly lashed at the rich and powerful members of the House of Representatives for chopping up the resolution proposing to extend the Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Program (CARP), which had expired early this year after 20 years.
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