Another flood, another reckoning
In those six hours, I could have reached Baguio, with a stopover or two. Instead, I barely moved around San Juan.
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The future we owe them
Before we complain that today’s young are cynical, impatient, distracted and detached, my generation should first answer a harder question: What did we give…
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Man at 0.1 percent
His tenure as PNP chief was brief and ended amid a disagreement over senior officer reassignments and civilian oversight.
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That part left unquoted
If the Pasig teaches us that even a neglected river may flow again, Quezon reminds us that a Republic may also renew itself.
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The Balangay on Pasig
Restoring a river tests whether institutions can act beyond ceremonies, whether communities can sustain discipline, and whether public concern can survive…
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In this court, we too are tried
We all reserve the right to choose our sides. In Philippine politics, that has almost become instinct. But an impeachment trial demands more.
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The hand that identifies us
Among Muslims, there are sincere scholarly views that reserve every gesture resembling submission for Allah alone.
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Still worth the ink and the ‘blue‘
I still remember the daily delivery of newspapers to our home. My father subscribed to two or three papers, and DAILY TRIBUNE was almost always among them.
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Maranaos in Greenhills
Greenhills provided an opportunity. Maranao entrepreneurs helped shape the commercial life that generations of Filipinos came to know.
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