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Open Bicam, same old tricks

Hard pork in the form of infrastructure spending remained alive despite assurances that discretionary allocations were being stripped away.

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A mother’s love

In golf, a caddie’s job is to navigate the hazards and find the best path to the hole. Legaspi has been doing that for David in a literal…

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Leaders speak as one, finally

On the sidelines, Marcos and Vietnam’s Prime Minister Lê Minh Hêng agreed to establish a long-term rice trade mechanism.

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Put Marcos formula in play

Enough is enough. ASEAN and China have danced around a binding CoC for so long while Beijing’s gray-zone aggression escalates.

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Motherland

As the country struggles to keep the economy afloat in these times of political strife and a fuel crisis, this mother-focused celebration…

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Blue Ribbon trash

While Lacson defended the report, its detractors called it performative, protecting Marcos and his allies while scapegoating mid-level…

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9-Dash(ole)

History. What history? The convenient kind? The one that expands exactly where the oil, ships, reefs, and military advantage are, and…

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Greed, failures feed pain

For decades, the country has pinned its hopes on foreign investments and open markets to drive development. Record inflows of over $100…

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On knife’s edge: U.S.-Iran Ceasefire

The most likely near-term scenario is more of the same: the conditional ceasefire extended pending talks, with almost no shipping through…

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Grand Theft Inc.

When people call on the President, Vice President, and other top officials to release their SALNs, the response is often delay, deflection,…

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Criminals in training?

A child who cycles through multiple interventions can appear, statistically, as multiple first-time cases, or not at all.

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Public’s due: Real trial

Six years of near-zero cash declarations, contradicted by actual banking flows, is hard to attribute to oversight. It looks like…

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Man of ‘soon’

If patients are still being referred out, they don’t feel Level 2. They feel Level ‘go somewhere else.’

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ES owes public reckoning

Recto’s departure would affirm that accountability matters, even when courts stop short of criminal findings.

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Host responsibly

When the country invests millions in a tournament, it is doing so on the promise that the event will bring prestige and development.

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Evil’s root

The Court insisted on aggregate revenue targets, or on total collections exceeding projections, before UA funds can be released.

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