Daily Tribune
Kant reminds us to treat humanity, whether ourselves or others, always as an end in itself and never merely as a means to an end.
Darren M. de Jesus · · 2 min read
It may be right for the Blue Eagles men’s basketball team to step back from competition for the coming season.
Darren M. de Jesus · · 2 min read
The nation needs a Senate focused on legislation, not self-preservation.
Darren M. de Jesus · · 2 min read
Every controversy becomes an opportunity for political positioning, and alliances are measured according to their usefulness in the next election.
Darren M. de Jesus · · 2 min read
Atty. Chico managed to criticize the state of public discourse without resorting to shouting, theatrics or intellectual shortcuts.
Darren M. de Jesus · · 2 min read
The government must decide whether it intends to lead events or merely react to them after the damage has already been done.
Darren M. de Jesus · · 2 min read
The rule of law cannot survive if every criminal prosecution involving a public personality is automatically repackaged as ‘suppression.’
Darren M. de Jesus · · 2 min read
Participation in Pax Silica inevitably intersects with the Philippines’ complicated relationship with China.
Darren M. de Jesus · · 3 min read
This is not to suggest that accountability mechanisms are noise. They are essential pillars of democratic governance.
Darren M. de Jesus · · 2 min read
Tourism is, at its core, an economic engine. It generates employment, stimulates local industries, and brings in foreign exchange.
Darren M. de Jesus · · 2 min read
