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Silence means capitulation

What the speech did not do, in any sustained way, was treat crime and drugs as a critical problem requiring a national answer.

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Up, up and under

Madam. We’re not blocking the President’s dream. Gravity is. We asked a simple question. Why this rocket?

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Manufactured hero

He has used the authority sparingly, and mostly on items that were already indefensible, not on every project that bled the GAA dry.

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BNPP haunts PBBM’s nuke pitch

If the administration is serious about affordability now, solar, storage, and grid modernization deserve the urgency nuclear power is being…

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Enough broken vows

’Marcos does not have much time, especially if the administration’s impeachment agenda collides with the need to prosecute senators who are…

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Names unspoken

A SoNA delivered with two years remaining of a six-year term should be judged not only on how well emergencies were handled, but on how…

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Unsound nation

Self-rated low-income families have climbed from 48 percent of households in June 2022, the month Marcos took office, to 52 percent as of a…

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State of flux

Every generation must have been disappointed by the leaders they believed would bring about change, only to find out that they turned out…

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Hyping a mirage

Poverty has been growing under the Marcos Jr. administration. Self-rated low-income families increased from 12.2 million, or 48 percent of…

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Phl sports gets an assist

Under the Marcos administration, Philippine sports has received a perfect assist. Sports has evolved from a passion project into a…

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Credibility deficit

Every unmet commitment chips away at public trust far more effectively than any opposition attack could, and the administration has found…

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Absent without shame

And where is she? Not in the courtroom. Not answering the charges herself. She left for Europe, ostensibly to visit her father, who is…

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Revolting political circus

Prices are up because of the global crisis, and ordinary people are feeling it regardless of what’s happening in the Senate.

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Deflating a spare tire

Sara Duterte’s real offense, in the eyes of many of her supporters, is not that she governs badly. She barely governs at all.

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‘Walang hiya, walang kulong‘

The perversion of Congress was at its worst after the Marcos administration took over, where pork projects became a commodity.

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Should Senate be lawyers-only?

The trial is showing us how loudly a man can bang the gavel that is no longer in his hand. Every road somehow leads back to the Cayetanos…

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Somethin’s cookin’

Recto was a member of the Bicameral Conference Committee during the drafting and reconciliation of the 2024 national budget.

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Piercing that money veil

The defense must explicitly explain the lawful sources of the excess funds, or those assets are presumed ill-gotten.

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