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Today’s View: Liar Dream

Today’s View: Liar Dream

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Jun 30, 2013

By DON J. PAGUSARA

Davao Today

Liar, because the speaker is an incorrigible liar and the promises are lies.  Dream, because the people are made to hope and expect “a kingdom come” or “a state of better living” or “a more comfortable life,” or at least a more “humane earthly existence.”  Which never ever comes.  Not today, not tomorrow, not until the end of time!

Today’s View:  Raging for our women migrant workers

Today’s View: Raging for our women migrant workers

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Jun 29, 2013

By BEVERLY ANN S. MUSNI, YR.

Davao Today

Imagine a mother, a daughter, a sister or a cousin made to suffer in the hands of our government officials.  They are touched, probed, forced into submission, psychologically and physically tortured by one who is supposed to help and protect them in a foreign land?  How would you feel?  Rage! 

Sto. Tomas town officials take oath

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Jun 29, 2013

By MART D. SAMBALUD

Davao Today

In a ceremony dubbed as “Panunumpa sa Katungkulan,” Mayor-elect Benigno Andamon and Vice Mayor-elect Daniel Batosalem together with eight other elected municipal officials took oath before Davao del Norte Province Governor Rodolfo del Rosario.

Cebu Pacific to comply with CAAP’s decision as two of its pilots are suspended

Cebu Pacific to comply with CAAP’s decision as two of its pilots are suspended

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Jun 27, 2013

By DAVAO TODAY

Davao Today

Cebu Pacific was asked to comply with CAAP’s action plan.  This means the former will have to reassess their accountable executives and station managers, hold random sampling of flight crew capabilities as regards unusual situations in the flight simulator, reassess their turn-around time policy and have them grant unrestricted access to CAAP flight inspectors so that the former may conduct heightened performance monitoring. 

Today’s View: The Aglipayan Church in my Hometown

Today’s View: The Aglipayan Church in my Hometown

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Jun 27, 2013

By DON J. PAGUSARA

Davao Today

But in the 1970s, at the height of the student movement to which I belonged, I learned about the history of the Aglipayan Church or the Philippine Independent Church founded by Gregorio Aglipay and Isabelo de los Reyes.  I found out, to my remorseful realization, that it was the Church of the Filipino revolutionaries!