Maharlika eyes P4-B investments before year-end
MIC President and Chief Executive Officer Rafael Consing Jr. said the fund is evaluating opportunities in utilities and infrastructure, industrials, and…
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Philippine Justice System
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Philippine Open: Tabuena spearheads home charge
Miguel Tabuena leads a 28-player Filipino contingent at the $1-million 108th Philippine Open at Manila Southwoods, aiming to end the country’s title drought…
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PBBM nod on parity in rank, salaries of PAO’s senior officials requested
The Public Attorney’s Office has asked President Marcos Jr. to intervene in its stalled request for salary and rank parity with prosecutors.
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Building justice like a home
The public’s frustration is understandable. But if we want convictions that last, not just headlines that fade, then we must demand not only speed but strength.
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Justice equals closure
As our country navigates through the most massive corruption scandal in the history of our government post-EDSA revolution, our judicial system will be…
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From tanim bala to tanim buto
The sabungeros’ disappearance was never just about missing persons — it revealed a disturbing nexus between law enforcers, gambling lords, and political…
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Watery graves
When a flawed justice system combines with the fallibility of man, we risk a lot — and leaders are often left struggling with their own moral compass.
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Devil’s due
In this crime-bedeviled country, the worst that could happen — assuming justice prevails — is that they’d languish in overcrowded prisons, their three square…
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UP Manila offers forensic medicine masteral program
UP Manila announces the launch of its new Forensic Medicine Master's Program, developed with Monash University, to address the Philippines' forensic…
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Sara describes arrest as ‘state kidnapping’
‘If there are charges against former president Duterte, then our own courts, not the International Criminal Court and its foreign judges, must handle the case.’
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