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Portrait of Jun Ledesma

Jun Ledesma

Journalist, Publisher of Mindanao Journal a community newspaper based in Davao City; External PR Practitioner; currently a Board Member of PT&T. Former News and Program Director of RMN-IBC in Davao City; former columnist of Evening Post; former VP for Mindanao operation of PT&T; former Columnist of Sun Star Davao.

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ALEX Eala is tipped to be at her best when she battles Elina Svitolina of Ukraine in the quarterfinals of the Washington Open women’s singles event on Saturday.

Green with envy

The last time we checked, patriotism is not measured by any shade of color or political party.

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.

State of the nation

These last several days, there were perceptible last-minute moves to scavenge whatever could be transmogrified and passed off as his accomplishments.

Conditional threat

Conditional threat

The Romanov lesson isn’t about revenge. It’s about what happens when institutions fail and only force is left.

VP Sara Duterte

A trial on trial

For context: The Nuremberg Trials of Nazi leaders for war crimes and crimes against humanity had 199 defendants. They were secured by 300 soldiers.

SENATOR Rodante Marcoleta

Selective justice is injustice

The public has been focused on the horrendous traffic jam caused by the rally and the prospect of this leading to a people’s march towards Malacañang. What…

Who drew first blood?

Who drew first blood?

Trillanes must be shaking in his boots at the prospect of facing the lioness litigator Sheila Sison.

From democracy to kleptocracy

From democracy to kleptocracy

Forget what we have been taught in school that in a democracy, there are checks and balances. These days, they are called transactions.

Puzzlement amid a sea of corruption

Puzzlement amid a sea of corruption

The 2028 election is not far off and if perchance VP Sara becomes president they will have to settle their obligations pronto.

POLITICAL analyst Clarita Carlos

From democracy to kleptocracy

The Senate Hall, the Batasang Pambansa, the Palace by the River Pasig still stand. But the spirit is gone.