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Instead of efficiently superintending state affairs as the focus of the national government, it apparently resorts to micromanaging them, even choosing to take…
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Instead of efficiently superintending state affairs as the focus of the national government, it apparently resorts to micromanaging them, even choosing to take…
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The electorate’s hope for economic transformation is evident, but it is tempered by structural realities: tax policy ambiguities, bureaucratic inefficiencies,…
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There were moments — flickering, fragile — in those polling stations, in the faces that endured the chaos and the heat, that felt like hope.
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Philippine elections have never been totally clean. Killings, intimidation, corruption and all sorts of election law violations have always accompanied every…
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Poll watchdog Vote Report PH has so far received a total of 566 reports of electoral irregularities as of Monday afternoon.
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For the first four hours of the voting period, poll watchdogs Kontra Daya and Vote Report PH already received verified reports of technical issues with the…
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Observers warn that if current projections hold, the Senate may again resemble its previous incarnation — marked by familiar names and dynastic control.
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In the Philippines, the line between showbiz and politics is often thin, with many beloved celebrities trading scripts for speeches, hoping to translate star…
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‘Our professional cyclists need all the support and that includes financial support by way of corporate sponsors.’
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While it can get away with its shortcomings with the MIAA, international audits expected after the incident will put the NAIA in another adverse global…
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It’s a national shame that one Filipino, a PNP general who should live up to the motto ‘To serve and protect,’ did the reverse and sucked up to the…
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If not detected and countered, such insidious subversion by foreigners sows confusion and damages confidence in our democratic process.
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As the country honors Filipino mothers this May, the Aboitiz Foundation is spotlighting stories of transformation through its Elevate AIDA program, an…
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In research conducted by Vero, there’s an expected uptick in searches for COMELEC (Commission on Elections), precinct finder and registration, reflecting…
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Under Republic Act 4200, also known as the Anti-Wiretapping Law, recording or filming without the knowledge and consent of an individual is a crime.
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The DoTr’s new rules are a good start, but they highlight an uncomfortable truth: we hold ordinary citizens to a higher standard than our leaders.
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Once, we were a nation proud in its unity, a people driven by the spirit of bayanihan, where the hands that held each other in solidarity were stronger than…
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Ambassador of Japan to the Philippines Endo Kazuya visited the Ateneo de Manila University on 9 May 2025, delivering a lecture on the growing Japan-Philippines…
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