Two-headed hydra eats up our souls
When businesses are forced to pay bribes or public funds are stolen, the resulting losses are made up for in higher prices.
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When businesses are forced to pay bribes or public funds are stolen, the resulting losses are made up for in higher prices.
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A new year is more than a fresh calendar; it is an opportunity to recommit to the values that drew me to public service.
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The Supreme Court has upheld the conviction of a suspect in a P17 million payment for a party-list nomination that never materialized, while acquitting another.
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Thirteen police officers and Basij members were injured by stone throwing.
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For us Filipinos who were glued to the TV watching the Korean telenovela, ‘Crash Landing on You,’ many of the scenes were filmed in Interlaken Lake Brienz and…
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Defense is no longer about looking for a small, detectable glitch in the pixels of an image or a subtle digital echo in a voice recording.
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Is there hope for systemic change in this country? Ultimately, the nation needs to see genuine justice rendered, not just a show of it.
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Accountability requires confronting wrongdoing, not to shame, but to correct.
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A reenacted budget reduces overall government disbursements by limiting spending to the previous year’s levels and prohibiting funding for new programs or…
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Jobs and prices led to the freefall of the president’s approval ratings, which an analyst said was among the lowest levels in contemporary political history.
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Metro Manila’s Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) remains a nightmare for travelers with its chronically overcrowded terminals, endless queues, and…
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The former SC associate justice said the Senate’s actions, along with other institutions invoking privilege, have entrenched impunity.
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From a legal standpoint, Cabral’s death carries concrete consequences for ongoing investigations and potential prosecutions.
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Marikina Mayor Marjorie Ann Teodoro has ordered the emergency appropriation of P15 million to partially settle a massive utility debt that left a local…
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The focus on the remainder of President Marcos’ term highlights a critical weakness: reform must be institutional, not merely presidential.
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The farmers’ ace card is food security, as they chanted ‘no farmers, no food;’ indeed, a food crisis will inevitably loom if the stand-off is protracted.
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In a world filled with political noise and temptations to influence, President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. urged newly promoted officers of the Philippine National…
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The Commission on Higher Education (CHED) conducted a training program on crisis management and bomb threat response for higher education institutions (HEIs)…
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