Foreign divorce
Dear Atty. Nico,
Daily TribuneSection
Dear Atty. Nico,
Unlike in a court trial, there was no full opportunity for adversarial questioning that could rigorously test his claims.
Tourism is, at its core, an economic engine. It generates employment, stimulates local industries, and brings in foreign exchange.
Energy is often taken for granted — until it becomes scarce, expensive, or uncertain.
Amid the summer heat, we also remind everyone to stay hydrated and prioritize health.
It does not take much to disrupt this balance. A supply shock far from Manila tightens fuel access, and prices begin to rise.
Malacañang cannot credibly lecture citizens about fake news while its own Facebook feed circulates an unverified claim from the very top.
We need to fix the system that makes it two to three times more expensive for developing countries to finance education, health or what the…
In the end, the true measure of our nation’s progress is not the volume of what we produce, but the depth of what we are willing to share.
There's no denying that Salvador is in a happy place and she did not try to hide what is already obvious about her love life, choosing to…
Liturgy of the Word:
Da Nang is often spoken of in a similar manner as Manila. Both continue to be a gateway — familiar and convenient — only a point of arrival…
Market expectations are facing multiple outcomes, as economists like to call multiple equilibria or paths.
Maybe the industry is too busy fighting itself in cliques to move forward.
Everytime we gather, in prayer and worship, during the breaking of the bread in the Eucharist, Jesus Christ is present.
Just as Israel and Iran grapple with territorial sovereignty and regional influence, we face our own ‘David vs. Goliath’ struggle in the…
Justice in the Philippines has too often been a net that catches the small fry while the truly predatory remain in the deep waters.
What some of our political leaders have recently shown with their half-intelligible responses to the Gulf crisis provides us no comfort.
Dear Atty. Nico,
Unlike in a court trial, there was no full opportunity for adversarial questioning that could rigorously test his claims.
Tourism is, at its core, an economic engine. It generates employment, stimulates local industries, and brings in foreign exchange.
Energy is often taken for granted — until it becomes scarce, expensive, or uncertain.
Amid the summer heat, we also remind everyone to stay hydrated and prioritize health.
It does not take much to disrupt this balance. A supply shock far from Manila tightens fuel access, and prices begin to rise.
Malacañang cannot credibly lecture citizens about fake news while its own Facebook feed circulates an unverified claim from the very top.
We need to fix the system that makes it two to three times more expensive for developing countries to finance education, health or what the…
In the end, the true measure of our nation’s progress is not the volume of what we produce, but the depth of what we are willing to share.
There's no denying that Salvador is in a happy place and she did not try to hide what is already obvious about her love life, choosing to…
Liturgy of the Word:
Da Nang is often spoken of in a similar manner as Manila. Both continue to be a gateway — familiar and convenient — only a point of arrival…
Market expectations are facing multiple outcomes, as economists like to call multiple equilibria or paths.
Maybe the industry is too busy fighting itself in cliques to move forward.
Everytime we gather, in prayer and worship, during the breaking of the bread in the Eucharist, Jesus Christ is present.
Just as Israel and Iran grapple with territorial sovereignty and regional influence, we face our own ‘David vs. Goliath’ struggle in the…
Justice in the Philippines has too often been a net that catches the small fry while the truly predatory remain in the deep waters.
What some of our political leaders have recently shown with their half-intelligible responses to the Gulf crisis provides us no comfort.