The new war between Libya and Western Allies, backed by the Arab League, took the center-stage of the Phil. Daily Inquirer Front Page today.
The headline (Allies bomb Gadhafi forces. US, UK ships, subs fire 110 missiles) is a story on a new war front in Libya that developed after the UN Security Council voted a resolution for a "no-fly" zone.
The other front page news today are as follows:
PH tells US: We can’t openly back int’l action - is a story that show the DFA's concern for Filipinos in Libya. The story also includes a he-says-she-says report on what the Philippine government is doing in Libya, which somehow in sum gave the administration some negative treatment. Note: President Aquino's name is not mentioned in the report. DFA +1. Aquino -1.
Japan death toll may exceed 20,000 - an update on the Japanese disasters.
Palace: Senate vote vs Gutierrez not easy - a press release from the administration. Aquino +1. Ombudsman -1. Arroyo -1.
ANALYSIS. PH officials shut eyes to meltdown scenarios - is a retelling of previous reports on the danger to the Philippines by a nuclear fall out from Japan, without much of a real analysis.
This time, expect a cooler summer - a press release from PAG-ASA, the Philippines' weather bureau. PAG-ASA +1.
The scores:
DFA: 1
PAG-ASA: 1
Aquino: 1 -1 =0
Ombudsman: -1
Arroyo: -1
Monday, March 21, 2011
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