
The headline (Aquino slams SC decision. Don’t stand in my way, he warns ‘blind, deaf’) is an almost unchallenged opinion of those supporting the administration against the Supreme Court. Aquino +1. De Lima +1. Arroyo -1. SC -1.
The other news today:
DISSENTING OPINION. ‘An affront to a coequal branch of gov’t’ - a report on the different opinions by the SC justices themselves, but which the paper chose to highlight the dissenter in its headline. SC -1. Arroyo -1.
Bishops tell Aquino: Don’t give up, find other means - Opinions galore, giving the bishops defense of Aquino's intentions and their similar search for truth in Arroyo's supposed corruption much space. Arroyo -1. Aquino +1.
Pinoys make it to football semifinals - a story on a surprisingly much better Philippine team qualifying in the semis of the SEA football tournament.
US fears Sino pressure on PH, allies - a report that gave China prominence via a leaked information from a US source. US -1. China +1.
PH joins China boycott of Nobel rites - a report that says the country sided with China against the Nobel peace prize to a Chinese dissident. The report did not mention as to how the country (or who) came to a decision not to attend the Nobel ceremonies, indirectly shielding the President from any averse opinion.
Videoke sessions pay off for Inquirer divas - an insider newsletter type of event report that made to the front page. Inquirer +1.
TELLING THE FILIPINO STORY TO THE WORLD. For MRP, it is all about empowering, inspiring - we fail to get the link to this report but our monitor is confident to presume this is a continuation of self promotional stories by the paper. Inquirer +1.
The scores:
Aquino: 2
Inquirer: 2
De Lima: 1
China: 1
US: -1
SC: -2
Arroyo: -3
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