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Butch Dalisay talks about the real state of emergency.
Randy David compares Marcos and Gloria, as Conrado de Quiros contrasts Gloria and Cory.
Manolo Quezon calls it a state of panic for the Arroyo administration.
Raul Pangalanan points out the real tragedy of Edsa.
Joaquin Bernas goes into legal details of 1017.
Torn and Frayed has bullet points from yesterday's discourse with Dean Pangalanan and Professor David.
Paolo Manalo has been tracking the events down to the last text messages in his journal.
Jake Versoza posts a couple of thousand words.
Personally, the events of the past few days has affected work quite profoundly. At the very least, it was very disconcerting seeing armed soldiers just outside the office. Last Friday's workday actually began with a short email from my boss to the company about the situation. It was quite unnerving, actually. Unfortunately, I don't think I could share the email here.
Last Friday's events led to the immediate launch of this website, which was actually slated for a mid-March opening. As a result, I was actually here at the office monitoring last Sunday's standoff at Fort Bonifacio.
Anyway, do visit the new GMA News website. I personally think that it's second only to INQ7 when it comes to breaking news. At the very least, it's another source of information for all of us in these trying times.
Randy David compares Marcos and Gloria, as Conrado de Quiros contrasts Gloria and Cory.
Manolo Quezon calls it a state of panic for the Arroyo administration.
Raul Pangalanan points out the real tragedy of Edsa.
Joaquin Bernas goes into legal details of 1017.
Torn and Frayed has bullet points from yesterday's discourse with Dean Pangalanan and Professor David.
Paolo Manalo has been tracking the events down to the last text messages in his journal.
Jake Versoza posts a couple of thousand words.
Personally, the events of the past few days has affected work quite profoundly. At the very least, it was very disconcerting seeing armed soldiers just outside the office. Last Friday's workday actually began with a short email from my boss to the company about the situation. It was quite unnerving, actually. Unfortunately, I don't think I could share the email here.
Last Friday's events led to the immediate launch of this website, which was actually slated for a mid-March opening. As a result, I was actually here at the office monitoring last Sunday's standoff at Fort Bonifacio.
Anyway, do visit the new GMA News website. I personally think that it's second only to INQ7 when it comes to breaking news. At the very least, it's another source of information for all of us in these trying times.