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From the Philippine Daily Inquirer . If you were the warden of a prison and you suspect that some prisoners are planning to escape, won’t you take precautions? Will you give the prisoners passes to see their doctors outside prison? Of course, you won’t if you have any common sense left. They may not come back again. That, in a nutshell, is the predicament Justice Secretary Leila de Lima is in now. Signs are very clear that the Arroyos plan to escape the charges facing them. Once they leave the Philippines, chances are very high that they won’t come back anymore, perhaps until a friendly administration takes over the government. If you were the justice secretary, what would you do? You will use your common sense and try to stop them from leaving, won’t you? Yes, the Supreme Court has issued a temporary restraining order (TRO) against putting them in the DOJ’s watch-list order (WLO). But the Court has been wrong many times before. And its credibility is not unassailable. It has s...

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From the Inquirer . If you want to say Manny’s diminished by this, go ahead,” said fight organizer Bob Arum testily, following the latest Las Vegas slugfest between Manny Pacquiao and Mexican challenger Juan Manuel Marquez that resulted in the most controversial win ever to go the Filipino champ’s way. Arum has an interest in keeping the animosity alive and raging between the Pacquiao and Marquez camps. A fourth fight between the two would surely rake in more millions of dollars for the boxing impresario, and would probably lead to the Holy Grail of world professional boxing today: that elusive dream match between Pacquiao and the only remaining fighter in the planet to perhaps equal (or at least noisily lay claim to) his stature as the greatest pound-for-pound boxer of his time: Floyd Mayweather Jr. Oscar De La Hoya, too, thinks Pacquiao owes it to his fans worldwide to finally face Mayweather in the ring, however differently his promoters and handlers might feel about the match. ...

Was this an intentional strategy by Juan Manuel Marquez against Manny Pacquiao?

For those who like a more modern version. This is sung by Eraserheads.

Ryan Cayabyab is a famous Filipino composer and conductor. This version was sung by The San Miguel Master Chorale and The San Miguel Philharmonic Orchestra. This is the same song but sung by Basil Valdez.