
The headline (VFA allows US presence. But DFA adds revival of US bases ‘not possible’) is a he-says-she-says report that is generally a negative view on the possibility of return of the US Bases in the Philippines, although there seems to be no such possibility.
The other front page news:
Sweetheart deal alleged in Cojuangco’s Clark move - a question is raised by the paper through unnamed sources on the propriety of an airport-airline deal. Aquino -1.
Plunder raps to include labor secretary - is a repeat of previous days' news report on the same matter but this time implicating even the present DOLE Secretary. Chavez +1. Arroyo -1.
School turns ex-OFWs’ wounds into wisdom - an OFW featured in a front page news report, giving some people a chance to air their statements.
To this ‘yaya,’ prince will always be ‘my boy’ - a report on one of the more prominent example of a successful OFW that served British Royalties.
What stiff upper lip? Nah, it’s lower lip wobble - a compilation of side reports on the upcoming Royal wedding.
Aquino wishes royals media break - looks like the President's spokesman adlibbing on what might the President want to say. Aquino +1.
The scores:
Chavez: 1
Aquino: 1 -1 =0
Arroyo: -1
"VFA allows US Presence..." as if people didn't know that already. What kind of headline is that? hahaha
ReplyDeleteFunny how the paper tries to generate issues out of nothing..
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