We won nature’s jackpot, but why are we broke?
We export some of the world’s best talent because we can’t seem to build a system worthy of them at home.
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We export some of the world’s best talent because we can’t seem to build a system worthy of them at home.
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A study by the World Health Organization ranked the Philippines among the worst in Southeast Asia for road safety, with an alarming number of aggressive…
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To truly end corruption and plunder, we must ensure that the guilty are held to account. They must be punished, imprisoned, and compelled to return what they…
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Concerns have been raised about his impartiality and accountability, especially considering the circumstances of his appointment.
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If wisdom were measured by the same square meters, the floods would have drained, classrooms would have stood, the voters might’ve learned by now.
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When Sara assumes the presidency, and finds the institution itself rigged against her, will Boying be the final Marcos-friendly hedge against a vengeful…
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True accountability comes not from political resets but from law: investigations, charges, transparent trials, and convictions.
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It was at the Department of Justice where Boying Remulla’s brand of leadership was truly tested — and where he delivered the most.
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For most Pinoys nowadays, under the ferocious humor we keep seeing in memes and fictional reels, we know one thing: something’s got to give.
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Sen. Christopher “Bong” Go reaffirmed his support for the Department of Health’s (DoH) proposed 2026 budget but emphasized that approval must come with…
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Halfway through his term, President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. pushed back against talk that his exposé on flood control anomalies was politically motivated.
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Ateneo High School Batch 2000 and MNL City Run have officially kicked off One Beat Fest 2025: One Beat. One Run. One Big Festival — a sundown fun run and…
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Until the cost of clinging to power becomes greater than the cost of stepping down, the Philippines will remain trapped in a cycle where public office is…
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The insertions were made in Congress, which means they couldn’t have been done by accident.
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They called for automatic reporting of government spending, integration of digital citizen feedback tools and permanent public access to project data.
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Yet decades later, what has truly changed? The same old script plays on repeat: corruption scandals, temporary public outrage, trials that drag on for years,…
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Revolutions, as the pages of history show, are rarely polite affairs. When the injustice is too much to bear, the rage explodes in ways that no riot policemen…
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