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With three years left, it is not too late for the administration to regain trust, stabilize its political footing.
Darren M. de Jesus · · 2 min read
Imagine what could have been accomplished had the billions allegedly siphoned off been used as intended.
Darren M. de Jesus · · 2 min read
As a nation, we still behave as though each typhoon is a ‘surprise quiz’ we never studied for, despite climate change sharpening each incoming storm.
Darren M. de Jesus · · 2 min read
Japan is leveraging its partnership with America to build technology, strengthen industries, and secure its supply chains.
Darren M. de Jesus · · 2 min read
With the ARROW Act in force, the DPWH can design a unified, intercity flood-control master plan instead of the piecemeal, city-by-city projects that now…
Darren M. de Jesus · · 2 min read
An insurance claim cannot be categorized as ‘restitution’ per se, because restitution presupposes a violation of law.
Darren M. de Jesus · · 2 min read
This MoA must be in accordance with the law and jurisprudence so that it may not be challenged in the courts.
Darren M. de Jesus · · 2 min read
To imply that the insurance itself was ‘ghostly’ risks unfairly tarnishing an entire industry that has long been a pillar of financial accountability.
Darren M. de Jesus · · 2 min read
Flooding is not just an engineering problem — it is a governance, planning, and financial resilience issue.
Darren M. de Jesus · · 2 min read
AI can analyze decades of project cost data to flag overpriced proposals or unrealistic estimates.
Darren M. de Jesus · · 2 min read
