Losing the audience
Put more plainly, only around one in 10 Filipinos was paying close attention. Nearly one in three was barely aware that the trial was happening at all.
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Daily Tribune
Put more plainly, only around one in 10 Filipinos was paying close attention. Nearly one in three was barely aware that the trial was happening at all.
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It is an act that exposes her (Pia Cayetano) to possible disciplinary action as a member of the Bar, and that seriously calls into question her continued…
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Perhaps it is time for the Senate to take control of its own process. Less courtroom theater. Fewer technical entanglements. More substance. More clarity. More…
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Every Filipino should know what we won, why we won, and why it matters. Because sovereignty is not defended only by ships and soldiers; it is also defended by…
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Naturally, people asked the obvious question: How does someone self-finance a campaign costing more than twice his declared net worth?
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Trust in mainstream news in the Philippines fell to 28 percent, down 10 points, the steepest decline among all 48 markets surveyed.
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The RisaNa! movement’s position is fairly straightforward. And as options go, Risa Hontiveros is hardly unreasonable.
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Article VI, Section 16(1) requires a majority of all the members. In a 24-member Senate, that means 13. And that is why the talk of a 13th senator joining the…
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Legislative bodies base a quorum on those members whom they can actually compel to show up. This is the premise on which the new majority acted.
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The past three weeks in the Senate have offered a depressing masterclass on both. We have seen clowning, grandstanding, and the sort of chest-thumping nonsense…
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