THE old saw about, “When there’s smoke, there’s fire” more often than not turns out to be true, and unless several responsible parties can provide a specific, painfully detailed explanation of what is happening, that certainly appears to be the case at the Philippine Intellectual Property Office (IPO). Something is very wrong here, and bit by bit, a story of greed and underhanded behavior of almost gothic proportions is slowly emerging.
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