Making sense of the Naia mess
PUZZLING IS the recent ruling of the International Center for the Settlement of International Disputes (Icsid) based in Washington, D.C.
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PUZZLING IS the recent ruling of the International Center for the Settlement of International Disputes (Icsid) based in Washington, D.C.
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DURING HIS six years in office, President Aquino will not—in the normal course—have the opportunity to overhaul the composition of
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DURING THE last six months, the Supreme Court has had an overdose of painful criticisms for its many stressful actions,
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IS THE Supreme Court afraid of the truth? Why did it decapitate the Philippine Truth Commission (PTC)? Why are unelected
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TO THE poor, justice is elusive, distant and expensive. The courts smack of intimidating technicalities, procedural complexities, bottomless lawyers’ fees,
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TO ENSURE the legality and validity of their public-private partnership (PPP) contracts with the government, can investors ask the courts
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MANILA, Philippines—President Benigno Aquino anchored his election promise of liberating our people from the yoke of poverty on public-private partnerships
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MANILA, Philippines—The Public-Private Partnership (PPP) conference was held a few days ago amid growing optimism in our country’s economy. Most
Lecture delivered by retired Chief Justice ARTEMIO V. PANGANIBAN during the Justice Cecilia Munoz-Palma Lecture Series on November 19, 2010 at Ateneo Law School,
MANILA, Philippines—Support—especially from the media, the academe and the religious sector—is snowballing for the 37 University of the Philippines law
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