Incompetence made worse by indifference (2)
The more the Palace dismisses the anger as the work of a few, the more it confirms that it has lost touch with the many.
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Daily Tribune
The more the Palace dismisses the anger as the work of a few, the more it confirms that it has lost touch with the many.
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THE PUBLIC HAS NOT FORGOTTEN (AND SHOULD NEVER FORGET) THAT THE FLOODWATERS ARE NOT UNFORESEEABLE ACTS OF GOD BUT A CONSEQUENCE OF INSATIABLE GREED AND A…
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To my mind, the greatest danger here is not that justice has been delayed — it is that we might mistake this single arrest for justice itself.
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Yet the question that lingers, unanswered and uncomfortable, is this: of all the names that have surfaced in this widening scandal, why only Romualdez and Co?
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The Palace assures us that investigations are ongoing. But where are the convictions? Where are the jail sentences?
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The recent spate of school violence demands that we confront an uncomfortable truth: social media is not safe.
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Sandro’s disclosure shattered that compact. He did not merely allude to disagreements; he offered a blow‑by‑blow account of the Duterte camp’s shopping list.
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Government must ensure that every peso allocated for flood control is accounted for, with real-time transparency and public access to project status.
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When the powerful are released and the witnesses are silenced, the message is unmistakable: the system protects its own.
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The President has only two years left in his term. Two years to turn promises into reality. Two years to rebuild the trust that has all but evaporated.
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