Wednesday, October 5, 2011
October 5, 2011
The headline (Ex-first couple face unbailable poll rap. Arroyos allegedly behind rigged ’07 vote) seems to have quoted everyone who thinks the former first couple is guilty and absurdly reported that the DOJ and the COMELEC are still looking into it.
The other front page news:
Nickel mine attack perils peace talks -
Surigao mining attacks likened to Pearl Harbor
House to return control of P2B to Supreme Court
No one killed in NPA raid in Surigao mine
‘Pedring’ damage may be worse than ‘Ondoy’
Lapid gets his knees together, if not his act
Wednesday, September 28, 2011
September 28, 2011
Typhoon "Pedring" took the main attention of the Phil. Daily Inquirer Front Page today.
The main headline (‘Pedring’ shuts down Metro Manila. Typhoon revives memories of ‘Ondoy’) reports on the damage brought about by the typhoon, the report even trying to compare the same with the more devastating 2009 floods.
The other front page news reports today:
16 killed on surges, mudslides and floods - It seems that this news report has a different title online as this other news report is found instead: ‘Pedring’ leaves 16 dead across Luzon. This report is basically a continuation of the headline.
Stormy labor row halts 172 PAL flights - a story on an airline's labor poblem which affected thousands of passengers.
‘Tsunami’ waves force US Embassy evacuation - a report that even the US embassy is not exempt from the onslaught of the typhoon, which report failed to identify the cause of the floods.
Philippines gets Japan support on Spratlys dispute - ours seems to be a trailblazing President if this report, which did not even made an attempt to make any verification of the good news, is to be believed. Aquino +1.
The scores:
Aquino: 1
The main headline (‘Pedring’ shuts down Metro Manila. Typhoon revives memories of ‘Ondoy’) reports on the damage brought about by the typhoon, the report even trying to compare the same with the more devastating 2009 floods.
The other front page news reports today:
16 killed on surges, mudslides and floods - It seems that this news report has a different title online as this other news report is found instead: ‘Pedring’ leaves 16 dead across Luzon. This report is basically a continuation of the headline.
Stormy labor row halts 172 PAL flights - a story on an airline's labor poblem which affected thousands of passengers.
‘Tsunami’ waves force US Embassy evacuation - a report that even the US embassy is not exempt from the onslaught of the typhoon, which report failed to identify the cause of the floods.
Philippines gets Japan support on Spratlys dispute - ours seems to be a trailblazing President if this report, which did not even made an attempt to make any verification of the good news, is to be believed. Aquino +1.
The scores:
Aquino: 1
Tuesday, September 27, 2011
Monday, September 26, 2011
Saturday, September 24, 2011
Friday, September 23, 2011
September 23, 2011
Perhaps since there are no big news derived from the President's US trip, the banner news from the Phil. Daily Inquirer Front Page today is another supposed expose from a President's ally.
‘Ghost’ borrowers got P2.5B from Acef —Drilon. Gov’t got no reply from 140 recipients
Aquino: Supreme Court not hostile now
Aquino harps on same theme: People power
Philippines hosts first Asean Spratlys meet
Poor Filipinos eat, sell rare wildlife for survival
New customs chief Biazon told: Go ask the janitor
‘Ghost’ borrowers got P2.5B from Acef —Drilon. Gov’t got no reply from 140 recipients
Aquino: Supreme Court not hostile now
Aquino harps on same theme: People power
Philippines hosts first Asean Spratlys meet
Poor Filipinos eat, sell rare wildlife for survival
New customs chief Biazon told: Go ask the janitor
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