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  1. VICE President Sara Duterte

    VP: People’s suffering is the real pressure

    Vice President Sara Duterte says her greatest pressure is Filipinos’ suffering from rising prices, flooding and hardship, amid her impeachment and criminal…

  2. Puzzlement amid a sea of corruption

    Puzzlement amid a sea of corruption

    The 2028 election is not far off and if perchance VP Sara becomes president they will have to settle their obligations pronto.

  3. MANILA Mayor Francisco “Isko Moreno” Domagoso

    Senators told: ‘Find common ground’

    Manila Mayor Isko Moreno called on national leaders to put aside political differences and work together to address the country’s political crisis, stressing…

  4. Call for sobriety

    Call for sobriety

    The danger is that the country becomes trapped in a cycle where politics consumes the national attention while governance and economic confidence suffer.

  5. Who‘s behind this kabuki?

    Who‘s behind this kabuki?

    Cayetano confirmed that gunshots were fired from both sides during the confrontation inside the Senate building based on video footage and initial accounts…

  6. Impeach mania fuels rage

    Impeach mania fuels rage

    It becomes constitutionally corrosive when the House lingers for the full 60 session days, three hearings a week, turning inquiry into a spectacle.

  7. Hidden agenda

    Hidden agenda

    It is the Duterte camp’s vociferous criticism of the incumbent as a ‘weak leader’ that proves to be more thought-provoking than its anti-corruption mantra.

  8. Junta: A dangerous path

    Junta: A dangerous path

    In this time of uncertainty, we, the people, must remain vigilant against the siren call of any proposals that promise a quick resolution through undemocratic…

  9. Crises we face

    Crises we face

    Corruption is no longer something the citizens complain about among themselves, but has been publicly denounced by the President.

  10. Midterm chaos

    Midterm chaos

    If only meritocracy were the standard in presidential appointments to begin with, there would have been no need to resort to mass courtesy resignations.

  11. It’s make or break

    It’s make or break

    In the end, it will all depend on the Filipino electorate to decide whether we want the present administration to stay or to vote for PDP Laban bets and end it.