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‘Alam ngtao kungsinonagsasabing totoo’
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Mga salitang Pinoy nagbibigayng buhay sa wikang Ingles —Basahin sa page 2
VOL. 14 NO. 148 • FRIDAY, JUNE 26, 2015
KAMPEONPANAUHING pandangal ngINQUIRER noong Miyerkules ng gabisa tanggapan nito sa Makati siManny Pacquiao. Basahin sa Page 8.
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• Ang lagay ng puso,career at bulsa momalalaman na saKAPALARAN page 6
Lord,ang sarap ng pakiram-
dam na nasa tabi mo
lang ang taong iyong
minamahal. Kahit min-
san ay hindi kayo
magkasundo, masaya pa
din kasi alam mong
nandyan lang s’ya, nag-aalaga at nagmamahal
sa iyo. Sana patuloy na
maramdaman ng mga
mag-asawa ang pag-ibig
kahit maputi na ang
buhok nila. Amen (Be-
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2 NEWS FRIDAY, JUNE 26, 2015
JUSTICE ANTONIO CARPIOSUPREME Court Senior Associate Justice Antonio Carpio speaks in a forum held at the Pamantasan ngLungsod ng Maynila, Thursday. The forum is entitled "Asserting Philippine Sovereignty in the wake of US-China powerplay" JOAN BONDOC
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dekano ng University of thePhilippines College of Law na siRaul C. Pangalangan bilanghukom sa International Crimi-nal Court (ICC).
“This is an honor not just formyself but for our country as
wel l, on e tha t bui ld s up on acommitment to human rightsthat the Filipino people ad-
vance d at Edsa 1,” ani Panga-langan sa INQUIRER Miyerkulesng gabi, ilang minuto makaraanang pagkakahalal sa kanya.
“I’m glad that the memberstates of the ICC have affirmedtheir confidence in our country,and that our government hasentrusted me to seek the man-
date to serve as ICC judge,” di-nagdag niya.Nil ik ha noong 1 9 9 8 ang
ICC, isang malayang lupon nahiwalay sa sistema ng UnitedNations system. Ito ang unangpermanenteng pandaigdiganghukumang may kapangyari-hang litisin ang mga karumal-d u m a l n a k r i m e n l a b a n s asangkatauhan.
Inamin ni Pangalangan nak i n a b a h a n s i y a s a n a g i n gmainit na pagpipil i sa The
Hague sa Netherlands, kungsaan niya nakatapat ang ki-n a t a w a n n g J o r d a n n a s iIbrahim Aljazy, na dekano ri nng abogasya.
“The campaign was difficultbecause I had to get the sup-port of each member state,” aniPangalangan. “It required closecoordination within the Depart-ment of Foreign Affairs (DFA)and its key embassies. I was im-pressed that, when the votescame in, they matched the esti-mates made by the DFA team
with pinp oint accur acy!” pag-babahagi niya.
Maglilingkod si Pangalanganhanggang 2021. JLJ, NPC
Salitang Pinoynagpapasiglasa wikang InglesPARA sa mga netizen, naging mas masaya ang OxfordEnglish Dictionary dahil sa mga salitang Filipino.
Ayon sa pinakahuling pag-babago sa diksiyunaryo, “evi-dence for these usages is not
just found in the Philippines butalso in parts of the UnitedStates that have large Filipinopopulations.”
Maliban sa “presidentiable,”nakapasok sa talaan ng mgabagong salita ng diksiyunaryoang mga katagang tulad ng
“barkada,” “balikbayan,”“barangay,” “balikbayan,”“KKB,” “high blood,” “despedi-da,” “halo-halo,” “sari-saristore” at “utang na loob.”
Itinuturing ang diksiyunaryobilang “definitive record of theEnglish language.”
Uminit naman ang social me-dia dahil sa hirit ng mga netizen.
Sinabi ni Hiphip R. Bael III:“This is good news. Finally,some Filipino slang, terms, and
languages are included in theEnglish Dictionary. At least we
are a part of the evolution of the English language.”
Para kay Kristian Jacob Lora,“Woah! Pandagdag points sascrabble :-D,” ang mga bagongsalita sa diksiyunaryo.
Minungkahi naman ng ilangnetizen sa mga patnugot ng dik-siyunaryong Oxford ang ilanpang salitang Pilipino.
“Sumalosep! Aren’t they going
to include ‘jejemon?’ Waaahh!,”ani Selwyn Clyde M. Alojipan.
Pinapapasok naman niUrHONOR ang mga salitang Fil-ipinong “magnanakawan atkawatan.”
Nadama naman ni Xasqui Alejandro Fullenlove na kaila-ngan ng diksiyunaryo ng pam-paanghang mula sa politikangPilipino. “I hope they include
Binayaran: (a) utu-uto kay Jejo-mar Binay; (b) under the Bi-
nay’s payroll, bayaran. LOL,”aniya. RHR, KAO
Minsan OK ang hiwalayan—Pope Francis VATICAN City —Sin abi ni PopeFrancis noong Miyerkules namaaaring maging “morally nec-essary” para sa ilang pamilya namagkahiwalay, na nagparatingng ibang tono mula sa tayo ngSimbahang Katoliko hinggil samga pagsasamang nagkakaroonng problema.
“There are cases in whichseparation is inevitable,” aniya
sa isa sa mga lingguhan niyangpagharap sa madla, may kasama
pang mensahe na umaaasangmakahihikayat ng higit na pag-mamalasakit sa Simbahan bagoang lubos na inaantabayanangpandaigdigang pulong hinggil sapamumuhay ng pamilya sa Ok-tubre.
“Sometimes, it can even bemorally necessary, when it’sabout shielding the weak erspouse or young children from
t h e m o r e s e r i o u s w o u n d scaused by intimidation and vio-
l e n c e , h u m i l i a t i o n a n d e x -ploitation,” pagpapatuloy pang Santo Papa.
Sinabi ni Francis na mara-ming pamilya ang nasa “irregu-lar situations” at ang dapati t a n o n g a y k u n g a n o a n gpinakamainam na paraan upangmatulungan sila, at “how to ac-company them so that the childdoes not become daddy or mom-
my’s hostage.” AFP
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FRIDAY, JUNE 26, 2015 3NEWS
TAGAPAGLIGTAS SI BANTAY ISA ang rescue dog na si Ana, isang dalawang-taong-gulang na JackRussel, sa 20 asong sasailalim sa masusing pagsasanay nang anim nabuwan sa Philippine Coast Guard Canine Camp sa Romblon. Kasama saikatlong batch ang mga Belgian Malinois, Jack Russel, German Shepherd,at Golden Retriever. JOAN BONDOC
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PARANG kailan lang mainit pa ang samahan ninaPangulong Aquino (kaliwa) at Vice President
Jejomar Binay. FILE PHOTO
‘Alam ng tao kung sino nagsasabi ng totoo’BINALIKAN ni Pangu-long Aquino kahapon si
Vice President JejomarBinay, sinabing alam ngt a o k u n g s i n o a n gnagsasabi ng totoo.
“My interest is tomaximize all the op-
portunit ies for ourpeople, to run thiscountry… I have a re-sponsibility to makethis society, this coun-try, better. I will nota l l o w m y s e l f t o b e
distracted by talks of p o l i t i c s w h e n I
t h i n k i t i s v e r y clear to the peo-
p l e w h o i st e l l i n g t h et r u t h , a n d w h o i s l y-ing,” aniya
s a m g a r e-porter sa Live-
stock Phil ip-p i n e s 2 0 1 5Conference.
S i n a b in i y a n g h i n d i
niya ginawangreserba si Binay
at binigyan pa ngl a h a t n g m g a
pagkakataon upang
m a p a n a t i l i a n gmataas na rating samga serbey.
Nagbitiw si Binay noong Lunes bilangpresidential adviseron overseas Filipino
w o r k e r s a f f a i r s a t
hepe ng Housing andUrban DevelopmentCoordinating Council.
Noong Miyekrules,pinulaan ni Binay angkampanya ng admi-nistrasyong Aquinokontra kurapsyon naumano’y hitik sa “se-lective justice.”
“Tama na, sobrana,” ani Binay.
“I gave him all theopportunity so that he
would not be a sparetire,” ani G. Aquino,sinabing sasagutin niya“point by point” angmga ibinato ni Binay.“Maybe you would ask,how do I feel? It ’s agiven to every Filipino,
you put yoursel ves inmy position… I did nottreat him wrong andthis is what he repaysme with? So, I say to
him, ‘Thank you.’” ND
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Grace ang ‘da best’ na senador ayon sa serbey ng Pulse Asia
SI SEN. Grace Poe angp i n a k a m a h u s a y n asenador para sa mgaPilipino, ayon sa re-sulta ng bagong ser-bey ng Pulse Asia.
K untento ang 9 3porsyento ng mga re-spondent sa ginagawani Poe, 0.4 porsyentoang di-kuntento at 6porsyento ang walangpasya.
Si Poe ang nangu-na sa halalang panse-nador noong 2013.
N a n g u n g u n a r i nsiya sa mga bagongserbey hinggil sa mganapipisil sa pagkapa-ngulo sa 2016.
Kahit dalawang taonpa lang siya sa Senado,pinangunahan namanni Poe ang pagdinigkaugnay ng pumalpak na misyon sa Mama-sapano, Maguindanao,kung saan 44 policecommando ang nasawi,at hinggil sa paulit-ulitna pagpalya ng MetroRail Transit system.
Sa serbey ng Pulse
Asia, pumangalawa si
Sen. Francis Escuderona may 83-porsyen-tong approval rating.
Pumangatlo namansi Senadora MiriamDefensor-Santiago namay 81 porsyento.
S a s e r b e y , k i n a-panayam nang harapanang 1,200 respondentna 18 taong gulangpataas. Ginawa ito mu-la Mayo 30 hanggangHunyo 5. May marginof error ito na of plusor minus three percent-age points.
Tinanong sa mgarespondent kung “ap-prove” ba sila o “dis-approve” sa perfor-
mance ng piling mgasenador nitong hulingtatlong buwan. I n-quirer Research
40 katao ang pumunosa silid para sa pulongna nagsimula ng alas-7 ng gabi at umabothanggang 5:30 ngumaga kinabukasan.
Hinayag ng ki-natawan ng Upsilon nasi JC Tejano: “Unfortu-nately, supervening cir-cumstances will have
to prevent me fromdisclosing the factsthat we have. Becauseif investigations areconducted and we findspecific results, it couldoverturn what we al-ready know so far.”
Bunsod nito, ipi-nahiwatig ng mgamagulang ni Vitang-col ang pagnanais naumalis.
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SA ISANG tensiyonadong tagpo noongMiyerkules ng gabi, hiniling ng mgamagulang ng isa sa mga mag-aaral nasinalakay sa University of the Philip-pines campus noong isang linggo saSangguniang Mag-aaral na himukin angchair nitong si JP delas Nieves, kaanibng Upsilon Sigma Phi fraternity, natukuyin ang mga lumusob sa anak nila.
Kasama ang aboga-do nila, walang abi-song dumating angmga magulang ng ka-sapi ng Alpha Sigmana si Jesus Blas Vi-tangcol sa pagtitipon,kung saan inanyaya-han ang mga kasaping Upsilon at AlphaSigma upang mabi-
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May inililihim sa magulangDEAR Emily,Tatlong taon nang relasyon namin ng boyfriend ko at
hangang ngayon, hindi ko pa alam kung mahal niyaako.Ginagawa ko ang lahat kahit
magsinungaling ako sa magu-lang ko. Tuwing may lakad ka-mi, siguradong hindi nila akopapayagan.
Pumupunta naman ito sa ba-hay namin pero hangang doonlang ang alam ng magulang ko.
Ang mali ko ay may nangyarina sa amin.
Sa totoo lang, tumira pa ako
sa kanila nang six months ha-bang nagtratrabaho ako, perohindi ito alam nang magulangko. At maski okay ang mgamagulang niya sa akin, alamkong hindi ito tama.
Ngayon, lagi na siyang humi-hingi ng pera sa akin. Papaanoko sasabihin sa boyfriend koang nararamdaman kong hindinya ako mahal?
Ginawa kong lahat ng hini-hiling niya kahit minsannawawalan na ako. Pinagpalitko siya sa magulang ko, peropakiramdam ko hindi pa rin akoimportante sa kanya. Nagigingmanhid na ako dahil mahal namahal ko siya.
Vi
KUNG may isip siya at may pagtingin sa iyo, hindi mo nadapat pang sabihin sa kanya angdapat niyang gawin sa iyo.
Pero malamang na walangmangyayari maski na kausapin
mo ang boyfriend mo. Kung bas-ketball ito, nasa court mo na da- pat ang bola at magpasya kungano ang dapat mong gawin.
Maglibang kayo ng mgakaibigan mo at mag-good timenang husto. Magsine kayo o ma-
masyal pagkatapos ng trabahoat umuwi ka lang kapag tala-
gang patang pata na angkatawan mo.
Kapag weeken d naman, mag-aral ka ng hobby para ang isipmo ay hindi lang boyfriend moang laman.
Kung hindi mo pupunuin ngibang iisipin ang utak mo, tala-
gang puro boyfriend mo nga ang pagkakaabalahan mo.
Hindi l ang siya ang lalaki samundo! Marami pa diyang tunay na magmamahal sa iyo at mag-
papaligaya ng walang k apalit ng pera.
Kung ikaw ay nasa tamang gulang na u pang mamuhay atmagdesisyon ng sarili, malaya kana dapat sa magulang mo. Angmaaari lang nilang gawin ay
payuhan ka.Walang pwedeng ireseta sa
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sa isip at puso mong gawin ito.
Kung gusto mong hukayin nangayon pa lang ang libingan mo,malaya kang gawin din yon.
Buhay mo i to. Magpadala ng e-mail sa
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Search for selfless Filipinos continuesTHE JUNIOR Chamber Interna-tional-Manila, in partnership
wi th th e Al fo ns o Yu ch en gc o(AY) Foundation, continues itssearch for The Blessed Teresa of Calcutta Awards.
Now on its 28th year, thesearch aims to encourage thepublic to focus on the impor-tance of selflessness and helpingthose in need by recognizing in-dividuals who have dedicated a
portion of their lives serving the“poorest of the poor.”
Inspired by the late BlessedTeresa of Calcutta, the BTCA award is open to nominations of any living individuals, regard-less of age, gender, race, and re-ligion who have dedicated them-selves fully and selflessly to hu-manitarian work among under-privileged Filipinos for at least25 years.
The winner wil l receive acash grant of P1,000,000, atleast half of which will be donat-ed to the winner’s charitable in-stitution of choice.
Send nominations via e-mailat [email protected] will be accepteduntil Aug. 07.
More information can befound on "The Blessed Teresa of Calcutta Awards" on Facebook.
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SHOWBUZZ FRIDAY, JUNE 26, 2015 5ROMEL M. LALATA, Editor
PH hosts festivalof int’l classic films
Parajanov’s “The Color of thePomegranates” (1969, Arme-nia), Usmar Ismail’s “After theCurfew” (1954, Indonesia),Uday Shankar’s “Kalpana”(1948, India), Lester James
Peries’ “Nidhanaya” (1973, SriLanka), Djibril Diop Mambéty’s“Touki Bouki” (1973, Senegal),Lino Brocka’s “Insiang” (1977,Philippines) and Lamberto Avel-lana’s “Portrait of an Artist asFilipino” (1965, Philippines).
Independent films Another interesting lineup
was offered by the New FilipinoCinema section, which show-cased eight independently pro-duced films that have not hadtheir commercial runs.
“What was once a dream of our country to host a festival of this magnitude has been ful-
By Marinel R. Cruz
W ITH their powerful impact on audiences,films can help bridge divisions and settledifferences.
This was the message thatBriccio Santos, chair of the FilmDevelopment Council of thePhilippines (FDCP), wished toimpart to guests at the openingof the World Premieres FilmFestival Philippines (WPFFP) onWednesday night.
Only on its second year, theWPFFP aims to bring togetherdifferent countries in a world-class festival.
Held at One Esplanade inPasay City, the opening was at-
tended by dignitaries fromTurkey, Greece, Spain, Laos,Myanmar, Russia, Panama, In-
donesia and the Netherlands.Santos said he recognized
the “unmistakable impact onthe audience of moving im-ages.” Hence, the inclusion of more films in the festival.
A notable addition is theClassics section, featuring sevenrestored films from Indonesia,India, Sri Lanka, Senegal, theformer Soviet Republic of Arme-nia and the Philippines.
“This will hopefully resonate with our efforts (to preserve
the) film heritage in the Aseanregion,” Santos said.
The section featured Sergei
NOW SHOWING, NOW NA !Waves
Di re ct e d by D o n Ge ra rd o Frasco; stars Baron Geisler, IlonaStruzik, Pilar Pilapil
Rich kid reunites with his
ex, a model who is engaged toanother man. Geisler admitsthat he was drawn to the script,
which remi nded him of “Blu e Valen tin e” an d “5 00 Da ys of Summer.” “It’s my first time toplay the romantic lead. I wasalso intrigued by the prospectof working with a model.”
Poltergeist Direc ted by Gil Kenan; stars
Sam Rockwell, Rosemarie De-Witt, Jared Harris, Kyle Catlett
A suburban family must savei t s y o u n g e s t m e m b e r f r o mghosts. Variety’s Andrew Barkercalls it “professionally executed
yet bloodless.” Philadelphia In-quirer’s Tirdad Derakhshanithinks “it’s not exactly a scary film, but it does provide an en-
joyable ride.”Kruel
Dir ect ed by Rob ert Hen der- son; stars Kierney Nelson, Dako-ta Morrissiey, Adam Vernier
Teener seeks to prove that
the neighborhood’s ice-cream v e n d o r i s a k i l l e r. L e g l e s s-corpse.us’ Chad Armstrong re-lates: It “turns into a boring
yawn of captur e and getaway.”
Horrorhounds.net says: “S omany times you see a film wherethe villain … is just not believ-able or scary. This, however, isnot the case.”
After the Ball Directed by Sean Garrity; stars
Por ti a Do ubl ed ay, Ma rc An dreGrondin, Chris Noth
Asp ir ing de sig ner mus t ex-pose her deceitful stepmotherand stepsisters and save her fa-ther’s business. LA Weekly’s Pete
Vonder Haar asserts: “Curiously attempts to humanize an aloof industry.” Film Journal Interna-t ional ’s David Noh reports:“Harmless piece of fluff.”
Burying the Ex Dir ect ed by Joe Dan te; star s
An to n Yelc hi n, As hl ey Gr ee ne , Alexandra Daddario
Boy moves on with new girl,but his ex-flame, now a zombie,returns from the grave. The Hol-lywood Reporter’s Boyd vanHoeij recounts: It “switches
HILDA Koronel in Lino Brocka’s Insiang, from the Philippines
filled with the strong partner-ships (the FDCP has formed
with other private companies),”Santos said.
Featured in this section were Alvin Yapan’s “Ang Kubo SaKawayanan,” Nestor Abrogena’s“Ang Kwento Nating Dalawa,”Will Fredo’s “Filemon Mamon,”Genesis Nolasco’s “Maskara,”Ruben Maria Sorequez’s “Of Sinners and Saints,” CarlosMorales’ “Piring,” Jonah Lim’s“Sino Nga Ba Si Pangkoy Ong?”and Charliebeb Gohetia’s “I
Love You. Thank You.”Commercial, artistic films At a media gathering, foreign
filmmakers talked of the situa-tion of the film industries intheir countries.
Director Remy van Heugten(“Son of Mine”) of the Nether-lands noted the big differencein sales between commercialand the more artistic films.
“We produce between 30 to35 movies a year. Half of theseare commercially made, whichdraw a lot of people,” he toldreporters. “Producers of themore artistic films have to real-ly work to get the audience’s at-tention.”
Van Heugten said his film“eventually did well (in the boxoffice). Still there’s a big differ-ence in ticket sales, whichshould not be the case.”
Piracy a big problemIn Spain, less and less people
are going to the movie houses,
said director Anna Bofarull(“Sonata for Cello”). “Our in-dustry is big, but it’s changingnow. Getting financial supportfrom the government has be-come more difficult. Budget forartistic movies is always low.(And) promotion is still diffi-cult.”
Bofarull cited piracy as a ma- jor industry problem.
“People download contentand don’t pay,” she pointed out.
“The government does very lit-
tle to address this. The law isnot strong enough to protect
the artists.”Bofarull said the mainstream
audience preferred to see come-dy and thriller films producedby private entities. “This is why festivals like this one is really important to us filmmakers.”
Pressure from HollywoodTaiwanese director Li Da-hsu
(“The End of Love”) said hecould not call theirs a film in-dustry “because it is too small.”
“About 50 films are produced
in a year but only 30 getshown. Local productions feelthe pressure from big Holly-
wood films. Art movies sufferthe most because it is alwayshard for them to secure spon-sors,” he stressed.
“However, we get lucky sometimes, especially recently
when a Taiwanese won best di-rector in Cannes.”
Da-hsu was referring to therecent victory of Hou Hsiao-hsen for his martial arts film“The Assassins” at the presti-gious Cannes International FilmFestival in France.
Sadly there is not enoughaudience in Turkish movies,said director Burak Cem Arliel(“Crimean”). “We have a largefilm industry. However, they pa-tronize comedy more than dra-ma. Also, people prefer watch-ing through the Internet. Artistsdo not get paid for those down-loaded films. Sadly, rules in
Turkey are not too strict,” hepointed out.
Prizes at stakeThe films will compete for
the Grand Festival Prize, GrandJury Prize, as well as awards forbest actor, best actress, bestartistic contribution, technicalgrand prize and best ensembleperformance.
Announcement of winners will be on June 27 at tSM Mallof Asia Center Stage Theater in
Pasay City.
gears between genres with …customary ease.” Slant’s Chuck Bowen differs: “Alternates awk-
w a r d l y b e t w e e n s h r i l l …misogynistic sex farce and …
gory, pun-rife creature fea-ture.”Max
Directed by Boaz Yakin; stars Josh Wiggin s, Lauren Graham, Jay Hernandez
A military dog is adopted by his late handler’s family. Slash-film.com quips: “If you’re a dogperson, … [you will] shedtears.” Ropesofsilicon.com’sBrad Brevert concurs: “Tugs atheartstrings.”
The Water Diviner Dir ect ed by Rus sel l Cro we; stars Russe ll Crow e, Isabe l Lu-cas, Olga Kurylenko
After the Battle of Gallipoli, Australian dad searches for hismissing sons in Turkey. ChristianScience Monitor’s Peter Rainerdescribes it as “a sloggy, heartfeltpiece of quasi-magical realist sto-rytelling.” Rolling Stone’s PeterTravers raves: “Transcends bor-ders and politics.” In Ayala Cine-mas.
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ADVANCETEACHER: Juan, bakit late ka?JUAN: Mam, late po kasi relo ko.TEACHER : Edi i-advance mo!Maya-maya, tumayo para umalis si Juan.TEACHER: Oh, Juan, saan ka naman pupunta?JUAN: Uwian na po di ba?
—Tweet ng @FunnyPinoyQuote. I-follow n’yo ang Twitter accountna ito.
CRAZY JHENNY ALBERT RODRIGUEZ
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FRIDAY, JUNE 26, 2015 7 SPORT S
TANSOKINUHA ni Roxanne Ashley
Yu ang tanso sa 200mbackstroke sa OCBC AquaticsCentre, National Sports Hub.
RAFFY LERMA
Swimming chief Joseph umaminNi Marc Anthony Reyes
HINDI maganda ang lagay ngswimming sa Pinas.
Ito ang pag-amin ni Mark Joseph, pangulo ng PhilippineSwimming Inc na inaabot ngkatakot-takot na puna dahil sa
kapalpakan ng kampanya ngbansa sa nakaraang 28thSoutheast Asian games sa Sin-gapore.
Sinabi ni Joseph na is-usumite niya sa PhilippineOlympic Committee ang resul-ta ng kanyang pagsusuritungkol sa pangit kampanyang mga nasyonal na nabokyasa ginto sa Singapore.
Diniin ni Joseph namaraming dahilan kung bakitnabokya ang mga nasyonal na
nag-uwi ng dalawang pilak at11 tanso.
“First [you have to consid-er] the number of athletes,then the number of events,and how many of them areOlympic events,” sabi niJoseph na siya ring huma-
hawak sa water polo, synchro-nised swimming at diving.Kabilang sa mga kapal-
pakan ang tinagurian ‘‘SplashBrothers” sa diving.
Nagpahayag ng kahandaansi Joseph na humarap sa ‘‘con-gressional inquiry” na hinilingni Congressman Yeng Guiaong Pampanga na naglalayongtukuyin ang kalagayan ng is-ports sa Pilipinas.
Blu Boys kontra CzechsMATAPOS mapanalunan angginto sa Southeast AsianGames, sasabak sa 2015 WBSC
Men’s Softball World Champi-onship ang Philippine Blu BoysSabado sa Saskatoon, Canada.
Pumasok sa Worlds ang BluBoys matapos pumangalawa sa
Asian Men’s Softball Champi-onships noong nakaraang taon.
“Having qualified for the tour-nament is a victory in itself but
we’re not resting on our laurels,”
sabi ni Amateur Softball Associa-tion of the Philippines presidentJean Henri Lhuillier.
“Our RP Blu Boys want tocontinue improving and mea-sure themselves against soft-ball’s strongest teams. I’m posi-tive that we have what it takesto be at par with the world’sbest. We’re gearing up for astrong top 10 finish.”
Sasagupain ng mga nasyonal saunang laro ang Czech Republic.
WINNER PARANG tumama sa lotto si Rodrigue Ebondo ng Cafe France Bakers matapos isalpak ang game-winner kontraHapee Fresh Fighters, 56-55, kahapon sa Game 3 ng PBA D-League sa Ynares Sports Arena. AUGUST DELA CRUZ
Huling syut, nagbigayng titulo sa Bakers
ni Ebondo. “Coach told methat’s for me, that’s my basketand I should make that bas-ket. I just focused and [toldmyself] to ‘put your mind into
it and that you’re going tomake the shot.’”Bago ang kabayanihan ni
Ebondo ay tila pabagsak angBakers matapos itabla ng Hapeeang laro, 52-52, 2:29 nalalabi.Mga IskorCAFE FRANCE 56—Ebondo 18, DeLeon 7, Ahanmisi 7, Sedurifa 7,Poligrates 6, Cortez 4, Galanza 3,Abundo 2, Andrada 2, Jeruta 0, Mi-randa 0, Batino 0.HAPEE 55—Elorde 12, Villahermosa11, Newsome 8, Rosario 8, Mendoza7, Romero 5, Gamboa 4, Thompson 0.Quarters: 15-14, 33-27, 43-41, 56-55
Ni Jasmine W. Payo
TINIYAK ng huling syut ni 6-foot-6 CongoleseRodrigue Ebondo ang kampeonato ng CafeFrance kahapon sa PBA D-League Foundation
Cup sa Ynares Sports Arena sa Pasig.Pinasok ni Ebondo ang
kanyang tira sa huling 1.8 se-gundo upang ungusan ng Bak-ers ang Hapee Fresh Fighters,56-55 tungo sa unang titulo saD-League.
“He wanted the ball and he wanted to win,” wika ni CafeFrance coach Egay Macaraya kay Ebondo na inatake ang basketmatapos makuha ang inboundmula kay Joseph Sedurifa.
“Thank God, he made theshot, even though it was a very hard shot,” dagdag niMacaraya.
Tinuldukan ng syut ni Ebon-do ang mahusay laro niya saGame 3. Nanguna si Ebondo saBakers na may 18 puntos mulasa 6-of-9 shooting clip. May 11rebounds at pito sa walong bu-tata ng Cafe France si Ebondo.
“That was the play,” wika
Martinez hahataw sa internasyonal tanghalanNi Jasmine W. Payo
DALAWANG buwan mataposmagtagumpay sa Slovenia,tatangkain ni skating starMichael Christian Martinez namuling magbigay ng karangalansa Pilipinas sa kanyang pagsali saLos Angeles Open Championships
Hulyo 10-12 sa California.
“I’ve been really working hard with my coaches,” sabi ni Mar-tinez kahapon sa SM Megamall.
Napanalunan ni Martinezang Triglav Trophy sa Slovenianoong nakaraang Abril.
Sinabi ni Martinez napinaghahandaan niya angGrand Prix Cup sa Beijing mula
Nobyembre 6-8. Lalahok din si
Martinez sa Skate Detroit saMichigan (Hulyo 23-25), AsianTrophy sa Bangkok (Agosto 5-8), USA Classic sa Utah (Setyem-bre 16- 29) at Finlandia Trophy sa Espoo, Finland (Oktubre 8 -11). Tatapusin ni Martinez angtaon sa pamamagitan ng pagsalisa Golden Spring of Zagreb
(Disyembre 9-12) sa Croatia.
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FRIDAY, JUNE 26, 2015
SPORT S DENNIS U. EROA, Editor
IN PICTURES AND FOR REALBOXING champ Manny Pacquiao receives a photocollage made up of more than 2000 pictures of him sent by fans to the Inquirer. Inquirer president Sandy Prieto Romualdez (left) delivereda speech during Team Inquirer’s victory party for Pacquiao Wednesday night, while Inquirer chair Marixi Prieto (second from left) presented thecollage to the Sarangani representative. At rightis Inquirer Interactive Inc. president Paolo Prieto.Mobbed by employees, the ring legend also signs acopy of Libre. EDWIN BACASMAS
Sagupaan: Aces
versus Gin Kings
Pacquiao not retiringBy Bong Lozada, Inquirer.net
FOR Manny Pacquiao, the joy of bringing honor to the Philippinesis too big of a deal for him to stepout of the boxing ring just yet.
Pacquiao, fresh off a loss toFloyd Mayweather Jr. last May,said he still has no intentions of on hanging up his gloves at 36-
years-old.“I can retire, but in my heart
I’m happy to give honor to thePhilippines,” Pacquiao said during
an appreciation dinner the Inquir-er hosted for him Wednesday
night. “That’s what encourages me
as a boxer.”“In my heart, it’s not about the
material things or the money, it’sthe honor I give to the Philippines.”
Pacquiao said all his accoladeshe received are not for him but forthe Philippines and his country men.
As boxing’s only eight-divisionWorld Champion, Pacquiao hasachieved a feat only he has done.
“Anywhere in the world, whenpeople find out you’re a Filipino,
they will always remember Manny Pacquiao.”
S ASAGUPAIN ng top seed Alaskaang Barangay Ginebra na du-maan sa butas ng karayom
bago umabante sa PBA Governors Cupquarterfinals ngayon sa Smart Arane-ta Coliseum.
Gagawin ang laban7 p.m. at paboritoang Aces na uma-bante sa Final Fourdahil sa hawak natwice-to-beat advan-tage.
Tulad ng Aces ay tangan din ng Global-port Batang Pier angtwice-to-beat kontrakampeong Star Hot-shots 4:15 p.m.
Pinagpahinga ni Alaska coach AlexCompton ang
kanyang mga pam-
bato sa pangungunani import RomeoTravis sa huling larongunit inaasahangipaparada laban saGin Kings na pangun-gunaan nina LA Teno-rio, Orlando Johnson,Japeth Aguilar at
Greg Slaughter.
Tutulungan siTravis nina CyrusBaguio, JoachimThoss, JV Casio, ChrisBanchero, DondonHontiveros at Calvin
Abueva.Sasandal ang
Batang Pier kina Jar-rid Famous at Omar
Krayem.“The players know
what is at stake andit’s a good thing that
we have an advan-tage over them (Hot-shots),” ani Jarenciona tinutukoy angtwice-to-beat. “We
will give it our best.”Pangungunahan
ang Hotshots ni Mar-qus Blakely.
Musong Castillo
MGALARONGAYON
(Smart AranetaColiseum)
4:15 p.m.—Star vsGlobalport
7 p.m.—Alaska vsBarangay Ginebra
Bonus,bonus,bonus!Ni June Navarro
P300,000 sa ginto,P200,000 sa pilak atP75,000 sa tanso.
Ito ang mga insen-tibo na panukala ngPhilippine OlympicCommittee para samga mag-uuwi ngmedalya mula saSoutheast AsianGames.
“The Senate hasformed a technical
working group totackle the proposedincrease,’’sabi ni POCPresident Peping Co-
juangco.Dumalo samiting sina PSC chairRichie Garcia, mga ki-natawan ninaSenador Sonny An-gara at Davao delNorte Rep. Anthony
del Rosario.
Pure, humble and sincereHE spoke from the heart and got his message across: It’s never been and will nev-er be about money. Manny Pacquiao, for all his wealth, influence, fame and ac-claim, remains humble, pure and sincere. The Congressman from Sarangani, box-ing’s only eight-division world champion, captivated around 200 Inquirer bigwigsand employees at the PDI pantry Wednesday night with a brief tale of the hard-ships he had to go through as a child and even as a teenager. Pacquiao, perhapsfor the benefit of non-sports fans, narrated how he slept on cardboard boxes withan empty stomach, reiterated that his winning purse was P50 for his first bout,then, with a grin, stop short of revealing how much he earns (hundred of millions)per fight nowadays. As to why he keeps on fighting despite his family being finan-cially secured for life, Pacquiao answered: "It’s not about the money and material
things. I just want to bring honor and pride to my country. Roy A Luarca
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