Rage on: Don’t let thieves rest
When election time comes, remember the names. Do not be swayed by convenience, charisma, or empty promises.
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When election time comes, remember the names. Do not be swayed by convenience, charisma, or empty promises.
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The youth vote is largely believed to have made a significant impact on the results of the last midterm elections.
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Rather than offering budget meal advice that limits expectations, why not fix the real issue?
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At age 32 with total assets of P54.8 billion, Leviste is the youngest and wealthiest politician in Congress today.
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The former strongman’s lawyers are keeping their hopes alive even after their client’s appeal was rejected.
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In the case of young appointees, I am not a fan of promoting them to positions of power without the wisdom, experience, education, and training required of…
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Dr. Leilani Lacuna, the sister of former Manila Mayor Honey Lacuna, filed a graft and usurpation complaint against current Manila Mayor Francisco “Isko Moreno”…
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Gratitude is not just for blessings but for the people who make life richer.
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The fight against a corrupt body politic is not won by decapitating the head if the disease is in the organs; it is won by patiently and persistently…
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While it seemed that Zaldy Co was working with the pro-Duterte faction, his latest video has put a dent in that theory.
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It’s intriguing to hear of Atty. Ferdinand Topacio’s train of thought that the President called out corruption the precise moment before all accusing fingers…
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The biggest challenge for the so-called anti-corruption movement is the divided effort of those ranged against Marcos.
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There is a reason why Lady Justice wears a blindfold. Otherwise, the rule of law becomes selective and, therefore, oppressive.
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Protesters marched toward Mendiola in Manila on Sunday, 30 November, as various groups held the second wave of the “Trillion Peso March,” calling for…
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Through Israel as the first example, ultimately, all the people of all the nations would be gathered together to praise the Lord their God.
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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.
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Maybe Sara had it coming, considering no one runs for vice president without being ready to step into the presidency.
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His mind was fixed on one person: my mother. With his final breaths, he called out her name. Something shifted inside me.
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