Paper pesos don’t fill empty stomachs
If our government continues to treat this crisis as a series of slow-moving press opportunities rather than an absolute emergency, we are heading toward…
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Reyner Aaron M. Villaseñor
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The real Philippine horror show
The scariest plot twist of all isn’t nature’s fury — it’s the sheer greed of the people running the country.
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Local hog industry deserves protection
To achieve sustainable food security, the government must move beyond short-term fixes toward structural solutions.
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Fortunate? Tell that to Panatag fishermen
Intimidation is cheaper than invasion. If Filipinos come to believe resistance is pointless, China wins without a war.
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Why banning AI misses moral point
The challenge before us is not to outsmart artificial intelligence, but to cultivate genuine human integrity.
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Loneliness epidemic a community standards problem
If we want to solve loneliness, we have to stop waiting for tech companies to build a better algorithm for friendship. We have to raise our standards for what…
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View from the sari-sari store
Ultimately, national governance is judged not by parliamentary theater or statistical targets, but by street-level reality.
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Eight pesos a kilo
The price is only the receipt. The problem is that we have spent seven years paying it and calling that a policy.
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Unfiltered reality (2)
Parents must take advantage of the technical safeguards now available. On Roblox, linking your account to your child’s profile allows you to enforce maturity…
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