The Philippine Star - 2016-02-28

• Palace on martial law: Historical facts don’t lie
• SEASON OF BLOOM:
• Tyranny of the majority
• Duterte camp denies barring Grace rally in Davao
• HK loan sharks target Pinays
• Stage set for Oscars tainted by race row
• US appeals to China over sea militariza­tion
• Kris Aquino and 30 years of EDSA
• The evolution of Panday
• ‘Reconcilia­tion vital in achieving peace in Mindanao’
• Modern slavery widespread among East Asia migrant domestic workers
• DBM releases P11.2 B for school infra projects
• Mar vows to generate 1 M jobs yearly
• ‘Poe gov’t will care for disaster victims’
• Binay: No more repeat of Mamasapano incident
• Comelec must implement poll safeguards – Gordon
• Palace to public: Report poll offenses using mobile phones
• Applicatio­n for local absentee voting until March 7
• Palawan undergroun­d river remains protected
• Phl may ban Madonna for disrespect­ing flag
• Urgent, integrated approach to dengue sought
• US details cases of 9 pregnant women with Zika
• Group to launch framework for better air quality in Asia
• EDSA just a revolt, not a ‘Revolution’
• The Lady and the Trump
• Nature’s custodian
• Our Daily Bread
• You cannot make up your own marriage laws
• The truths about Marcos martial law
• More than 4 out of 10 expect cheating
• Synthetic cannabinoi­ds – a dangerous high
• Samsung wins US appeal in Apple patent case
• Gov ’t revives centralize­d dental record system
• Lawmaker wants equal screen time for local, foreign films
• Conservati­ve Christie endorses Trump
• Five dead in Washington state murder-suicide
• The Candidates
• Raptors nip Cavs in duel of leaders
• Simon helps Texters snap skid; Aces win
• Lady Spikers spank Lady Eagles
• Dumpster leads to Tonya’s fall
• Morales rules Mindanao leg of LBC Ronda
• Gaining respect despite results
• Canlubang grabs lead in PAL srs golf
• PLDT paces MVP Olympics
• Philexport urges removal of regulatory control on chemicals
• The young pays for the old
• Make your customers successful
• Learn how to prepare a trouble-free SALN
• Nearly 99% of budget already released – DBM
• Gov’t lengthens debt payment terms
• SEC warns public vs 24k Times gold Int’l Marketing
• FMIC-UA&P lowers 2.5% inflation forecast for 2016
• Barclays sees 5% rise in cash remittance­s this year
• Rampant smuggling stunts agri growth
• DA, Nestlé send coffee experts to train in France
• PhilRice adopts virus detection tool for rice
• Max’s Group: Local produce part of menu expansion
• ARBs appeal to NPA, gov’t
• On frequency allocation
• Globe, Smart join Google for new messaging service
• Canadian Embassy lauds Canilao PPP leadership
• Phoenix Petroleum net earnings up in 2015
• GMA’s PiliPinas Debates 2016 makes history
• London Has Fallen: A high-octane sequel
• No memories of EDSA
• Fighting wars in the name of god
• ‘Tara, Let’s Go!’
• Ruben Tagalog & other ‘Hari ng Kundiman’
• Part of Richard’s preparatio­n for Panday is rigid workout usually at a gym in Dasmariñas Village, Makati City, where his family lives. Caparas (below, with wife Donna Villa) says, ‘Richard is the perfect choice as the new Panday.’
• Why I admire Sting & want to hear him sing at Andrew Tan’s Marriott Grand Ballroom
• EDSA on my mind
• The perfect Sunday
• Utopia, Zootopia
• This week’s winners
• NBS recommends Academy Awards must-reads
• Hele’s Berlinale journey: A diary of red carpets, a Silver Bear & Meryl Streep
• Shangri-La opens at the Fort with a young, modern vibe
• Altering the landscape: Icons of Philippine interior design
• Karada Center in Boracay and Mall of Asia
• Jetstar offers low fares to Tokyo, Osaka & Nagoya
• The Wings: First capsule hotel at NAIA Terminal 3
• Recollecti­ons of a travel pioneer
• A BB & CC review
• My hero is a lymphedema therapist
• Days of reading wonder: Summer reads, the special edition
• Don't take democracy for granted
• Fashionabl­e bookworms
• GARDE MANGER
• salad stop
• Prism Plaza: A refreshing culinary strip

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