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It is the lie of finality, staged with practiced ease, that wounds as deeply as any absent coat of paint.
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It is the lie of finality, staged with practiced ease, that wounds as deeply as any absent coat of paint.
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Protest actions are crucial to raising awareness and rallying public sentiment to a cause, but these are only the first steps toward the end goal of all these…
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There is no end to greed; the world was made to hold both good and evil, and people have a choice to go either way.
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Various business and civic organizations in the country lauded the successful staging of the Trillion Peso March on Sunday, stating that the government should…
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Domagoso urged the parents of the minors to cooperate with police.
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The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) strengthened its push for a more inclusive digital economy with the launch of the “Paleng-QR Ph Plus” program in Iloilo…
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Newly installed Speaker Bojie Dy wants to end the ongoing House probe into the allegedly fraudulent flood control projects, saying it would be best left to the…
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Chants once common in the streets of Metro Manila decades ago echoed again Sunday as thousands of protesters marched to mark the anniversary of the declaration…
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Senator Christopher “Bong” Go said he “acknowledged the decision of the Executive” to restore P60 billion in “excess funds” to the Philippine Health Insurance…
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Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG) Secretary Jonvic Remulla said Monday that Sunday’s protest actions were “generally peaceful,” but he…
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Senate President Pro Tempore Panfilo Lacson on Monday blamed Congress for the “original sin” behind the widespread corruption and failure of flood control…
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But here’s the rub; for all the drama, for all the leadership reshuffles, for all the angry headlines and hashtags, not a single one of those implicated has…
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The massive demonstrations protesting corruption in flood control projects exposed not just an affected economy but a fractured trust in the government.
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It might qualify as the worst economic sabotage in human history that would remain unresolved for a while, even see the culprits go scot-free.
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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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It was not the first time I marched. Although not a professional rallyist in the mold of Renato ‘Baba’ Reyes, I’ve had my fair share.
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The association with the fictional Japanese situation and the recent events in Indonesia indicated an agenda, well-funded, that had the intent of inciting a…
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