The other day I was talking to a "veteran foreign investor", that is, someone who has clinched a project or two during the last twenty six years starting with the LRT and other forgettable ventures with local businessmen. He said nothing can top Marcos' time by the way one foreigner like him did business in [...]
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Of all the three branches in republican government, the judiciary is unique. It is described thus because the persons appointed in it are insulated from the people's popular approval. Unlike the legislative and the presidency, the members of the courts are not popularly elected. In the former agencies, the ethical and the academic qualifications do [...]
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