
Senate’s Catch-22
If the dispute reaches the Supreme Court, the living Constitution argument would likely apply.
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If the dispute reaches the Supreme Court, the living Constitution argument would likely apply.
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The enrollment drive comes as the Philippines continues to grapple with a deep learning crisis.
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There had been cover-ups within the majority.
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Electricity consumers have been spared the irony of being taxed on charges meant to help them.
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The Constitution vests legislative authority in the Senate as an institution, not in any single officer. A Senate President presides over the chamber, but does…
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Notes the World Bank: workers without secondary education are unable to find formal jobs; this reality persists because corruption diverts investment away from…
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The Senate’s rival flood control investigations hurtled toward a showdown on Monday, 8 June, as the so-called 18 ex-Marines withheld a commitment to appear…
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The Department of Education has issued a new set of emergency learning guidelines that reframe how schools across the country are expected to respond to…
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The Philippines could add as much as 5,000 megawatts (MW) or 5 gigawatts of new power capacity as Saudi-based Acwa Power Philippines and Emerging Power Inc.…
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The Senate should be a forum for reasoned debate, not a stage for play acting or a circus performance under a P. T. Barnum tent.
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I must confess that at this stage, I am confused and hoping that the Supreme Court will rule on this stalemate.
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The public is asked to believe that the Senate erupted in a leadership crisis this week for institutional reasons.
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The Department of Energy (DOE) has filed a civil case against Batangas 1st District Rep. Leandro Leviste and companies linked to him as it seeks to recover a…
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Full power relief for the grid-strapped Visayas region will take three months as several major power plants are slowly brought back online, the Department of…
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Japanese Ambassador Endo Kazuya attended the graduation ceremony of the Maritime Academy of Asia and the Pacific on Wednesday, stressing the vital role…
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‘There could be a possibility of sex crimes targeting women.’
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Senator Francis “Chiz” Escudero on Wednesday defended his decision to leave the Senate majority bloc, saying the worsening standoff in the chamber had become…
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The impeachment court is undoubtedly in a pickle, particularly in light of reports that possibly nine senator-judges stand to be jailed locally or at The Hague.
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