Time to call RSA’s bluff
Fitch Solutions unit, CreditSights, said in a recent report that the benefits of a government buyback decisively outweigh the risks.
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Daily Tribune editorials — the newspaper's official position on current issues.
Malasakit (with VAT)
Ramon Ang said he is willing to sacrifice income. Malasakit. All the greatest hits. Big words. Very warm. You can almost hug it.
Spineless, co-opted regime
Instead of a faithful pass-through of the global drop, oil companies are allowed the replacement-cost pricing regime, which Marcos had…
Thank you, Mr. President
He shut up the critics with an 18-year career made memorable by leading an independent team like Rain or Shine to two PBA titles and Gilas…
Walk your talk, Mr. Big Shot
The oil company he controls, he assures Filipinos, will keep margins ‘normal’ or even lower them.
Arduous search for elusive peace
A ceasefire would have seemed improbable months ago. Lasting peace, however, is a far more demanding objective altogether.
Greed holds budget hostage
Once the General Appropriations Act is passed, the executive suddenly discovers it alone gets to decide which projects live and which die.
Palace‘s dirty little secret
By exposing how the administration and its congressional partners have gamed the system, Drilon has placed the real question before the…
Cost of inaction
Hereabouts, the DA raised the fact that the country stands to lose up to P75 billion in food production if the government fails to move.
Hormuz tollway
If you can tax the road, you don’t even have to win the war.
Fiscal witchcraft must end
Congress moved roughly P303 billion in programmed items — the Armed Forces of the Philippines modernization, universal tertiary education,…
Critical fitness test for sara
A leader whose public record includes making unhinged threats and alleged corruption is not equipped to represent the Philippines.
Leadership vacuum
Global prices have spiked due to the disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz. Local pump prices are among the highest in Southeast Asia.
Bayanihan redux
The Marcos administration may not even have full, real-time insight on fuel inventories and distribution.
Void claim trumps weak will
The term ‘joint development’ means Beijing owns the oil and gas; it merely allows other countries to participate as a gesture of friendship.
America still No.1?
The contest is infrastructure — who builds first, who decides how things work up there, the iOS or Android of space.
Nation gaslighted
The message from Malacañang is now unmistakable: accountability can be postponed, and relief can be deferred, because the welfare of…
Resurrection of a dream
Honorica’s story of resurrection reflects the passion, death, resurrection and ascension of Jesus Christ.