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New door opens

Fund managers estimate a return of over 10 percent just for the initial P75-billion investment. The Maharlika Investment Fund bill after months of deliberation is as good as signed. The next step would be the crafting of the implementing rules and regulations or IRR where the nitty-gritty of the law …

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A matter of dignity

Affordable and decent housing has been a constant concern of Filipinos, not just for shelter but to uphold their dignity as people. The need became more pronounced during the pandemic when personal space was a matter of life and death, something many informal settlers who live in cramped virtual boxes …

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Adieu, DDB

The recent controversy surrounding the Department of Tourism’s “Love the Philippines” campaign has left the nation dumbfounded at the sheer ineptitude displayed by DDB Philippines, the advertising agency contracted by the DoT to promote the country. It seems that DDB Philippines, in its infinite wisdom, believed that showcasing the Philippines …

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Mere whisper of remorse

The world witnessed over the weekend a moment unlike any other when King Willem-Alexander of the Netherlands addressed the specter of slavery. During a historic ceremony in Amsterdam commemorating the 150th anniversary of the abolition of slavery in the former Dutch colonies, the monarch issued an apology that reverberated throughout …

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Monsters in Phl volleyball

“You don’t do that to your partner, especially your most loyal — and last remaining — ally. Philippine volleyball is again in trouble. The country’s lone professional volleyball league — the Premier Volleyball League — is under fire after the Philippine National Volleyball Federation penalized it for staging a tournament …

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Relevance of surveys of government agencies

There is nothing like a populist survey to gauge the efficiency of government agencies especially in the area of delivery of services to the public. Surveys, if conducted under strict scientific procedures, are important and reliable tools that will guide government in planning and policy-making.  They also benefit both the …

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