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Zero credibility

Rather than accept failure, Malacañang doubled down, insisting the President was correct. Then in a bid to salvage the narrative, Marcos…

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Puppet on a string

Malacañang’s script promised swift coordination, a high-level delegation and the return of the alleged mastermind of a multibillion-peso…

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Fishing expedition smells

The House’s posture bordered on turning a gatekeeping function into a quasi-trial.

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Guilty ‘til proven innocent

The Bangko Sentral is independent by law. Yet its leadership is appointed by the President. AMLC operates within that orbit.

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Impeach spectacle has perils

The 2012 trial of Chief Justice Renato Corona, removed by the Senate for failing to fully disclose his assets, including millions in…

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Next crisis being ignored

Urea prices have already jumped more than 40 percent to $700 a ton; international bidding has hit $1,000 a ton.

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Looking glass of rage

Even in a nation with a long history of political violence, three assassination attempts in less than two years is extraordinary.

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Fool’s errand

After days on the ground in Prague, the trip has produced exactly nothing.

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Who stubbed Robin’s toe?

Why are you recommending a friend to enter a burning building? Why pass the misery to Jimmy? What did Jimmy do to you?

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Senate showdown all set

The real drama, and the true test of political will, lies not in the House but in the Senate, where the proceedings ultimately come down to…

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Win, that’s what we need

A sports program cannot survive on tourism alone. Hosting is a means to an end, and that end must be the elevation of the Filipino athlete…

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Farce in overdrive

Co’s Philippine passport had been canceled months earlier on a Sandiganbayan warrant, causing widespread confusion about his fate.

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Bracing for rough waters

The medium-term picture depends on one critical variable: how long the Middle East conflict will sustain elevated energy prices.

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Orals tagged ‘Moby Dick’

If the Ombudsman and the other investigating bodies had only paid attention to the SC’s public consultations, they would have had a clear…

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Sara‘s tantrum

In the end, no right was violated. No liberty curtailed. The Vice President was free to go.

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Bankrupt, spent rerun

The episode stood as a textbook case of how legislative spectacle can substitute for sober inquiry.

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China hates this

Then suddenly the difficult neighbors, friends of the US by the way, are in the playground, right where Xi can see them, doing drills,…

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