Diocese of Ipil warns public against hacked social media accounts
The Diocese of Ipil warns the public about hacked social media accounts after hackers took over Bishop Glenn Corsiga’s Facebook account, later recovered.
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Accountability, please
A Senate hearing on preparations for the 20th Asian Games has renewed scrutiny of sports politics and allegations surrounding Philippine sports officials,…
Woman wanted for 12 financial account scam charges arrested in Cavite
A woman facing 12 counts of alleged violations of the Anti-Financial Account Scamming Act was arrested in Bacoor City, Cavite, with bail set at ₱720,000.
Luistro warns Sara Duterte acquittal could erode public trust in accountability
Batangas Rep. Gerville Luistro says a possible acquittal of Vice President Sara Duterte could weaken public trust in accountability in public office.
Politics and accountability
At their core, the two high-profile officials share a common thread: both appear to have fallen outside the President’s protective political orbit.
Lawmaker: Impeachment is about accountability, not politics
Kamanggagawa Party-list Rep. Eli San Fernando says the impeachment trial of Vice President Sara Duterte is about public accountability, not politics, urging…
When will we no longer need Women’s Day?
Reflecting on Women’s Month in the Philippines, inspiring partnerships and initiatives—like the ISHA Women’s Wellness Center and Women in Cybersecurity…
Lanaya; a reflection of the Philippine political landscape
Lanaya at Sinag Maynila 2026 explores corruption, social inequality, and the sacrifices of Filipino nurses through a gripping, socially relevant narrative.
Accountability and political leverage
Christmas has come and gone with still no big fish rotting in jail—save for former Senator Bong Revilla.
Political parties slam China warning vs Philippine officials
Three political parties denounced China’s warning telling Philippine officials to “stop or pay the price,” calling it a reckless threat and urging the DFA to…
Tale of Two Choices: 29 November and the Philippines’ Place in History
A tribute to the 78th anniversary of the 1947 UN Partition Plan vote, highlighting the Philippines’ historic support for Israel, President Quezon’s rescue of…
Political tempest — quo vadis Philippines?
Foreign investors have turned away from the Philippines, putting the stock market into what seems to be an eternal slumber.
Philippine economy remains strong despite political turmoil – Balisacan
DEPDev Secretary Arsenio Balisacan says the Philippine economy remains fundamentally strong and resilient despite political turmoil, corruption allegations,…
The language of power: Dehumanization and accountability in the Philippines
A reflection on language, power, and public outrage in the Philippine flood control scandal—examining how dehumanization shapes politics, criticism, and…
The politics of nepotism: How ‘nepo babies’ rule the Philippines
From similar surnames to distant relatives, how deep does nepotism run in the Philippines? While connections and furtive biases dominate all industry sectors,…
CHAVIT: LEGEND OF THE PHILIPPINES - A political giant looks back — and moves forward
But beneath the bravado is a family man. A father to 24 children, Singson often draws his strength from his family ties and personal discipline — extending…
A review of global perspectives: How international media interprets Philippine political tensions
How the world sees the high-stakes game of Philippine politics
