By glitch, on February 25th, 2008
“Only the truth, not lies and deceits will set our country free. This truth challenges us now to communal action. – Juan 8:32″
“The truth is our Perpetual Help.”
On the occasion of the 22nd Anniversary of Edsa People Power Revolution, I’ve attended “Misa Para Sa Katotohanan” held in Our Lady of Perpetual Help church in Baclaran. I was there early before the mass started, many people were there already. Some of them looks like that they came from different places or they belong to the rallyists. Streamers were everywhere indicating their anguish with the present government. Overall, there were many private [...]
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By glitch, on February 12th, 2008
The ZTE-NBN case at the Senate hearing yesterday somehow became clearer of what actually happen when Jun Lozada arrived from Hongkong. The hearing tried to establish whether or not Lozada’s rights were violated when authorities whisked him away from his family shortly after his arrival last Tuesday.
Present as resource persons in the hearing are National Police chief Dir. Gen. Avelino Razon Jr, former presidential chief of staff Mike Defensor, Manila International Airport General Manager Alfonso Cusi, Deputy Executive Secretary Manuel Gaite and Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) Secretary Lito Atienza are questioned by the Blue Ribbon Committee.
I’ve watched [...]
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By glitch, on February 8th, 2008
ZTE broadband deal star witness Rodolfo “Jun” Lozada testifies at the Senate Hearing started at 10:30am this morning. After his hiding for almost a year because of this controversial issue involving First Gentleman Mike Arroyo and Comelec ex-Chairman Benjamin Abalos.
The overpriced amounting to $329M National Broadband Network (NBN) deal with China’s ZTE Corp., is originally initial proposal of $132M. Comelec ex-Chairman Abalos wants Lozada to be sure of his $130M commision from the ZTE broadband deal. According to his testimony, the initial proposal of $132M had ballooned to $329M.
This is another corruption issue of our present Government. There are already [...]
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