What we choose to remember
It was a “Sana” rather than a SoNA, someone quipped, as Filipinos from different sectors of society assessed President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.’s fifth State of…
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It was a “Sana” rather than a SoNA, someone quipped, as Filipinos from different sectors of society assessed President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.’s fifth State of…
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As the 20th Congress opened its second regular session yesterday, Senate Minority Leader Alan Peter Cayetano warned the Philippines is moving toward an…
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For a lawyer who once stood at the center of partisan battles, Barry Gutierrez now finds himself in a different role: interpreter, critic and educator.
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Administration after administration promised reform. Some delivered progress. Many fell short. Corruption survived.
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If the founders wanted harmony, they would have put up a choir. They built a legislature instead designed to survive disagreement.
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The Marcos shadow still haunts the nation, with some questioning whether his only son, who is now President, is attempting to revive similar tactics in today’s…
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As the Philippines grapples with impeachment proceedings, political dynasties at war, institutional crises, disinformation, and renewed debates on…
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'A little bit disbelief... If you were to tell me last week on Thursday afternoon that I'll be winning by a six-shot margin this week, I would not believe you,…
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People Power was never about a single hero. It was about a nation discovering its collective strength — proof that unity, when anchored in moral conviction, is…
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As in the saga of every revolution, it’s often the brave and noble who lay down their lives, and it is the unscrupulous and dishonorable who seize the spoils.
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House Deputy Minority Leader and Mamamayang Liberal Party-list Rep. Leila de Lima, together with fellow Liberal Party lawmakers, filed a measure seeking to…
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Cory spoke of land reform as a moral imperative, yet her administration carved out exceptions that gutted the program.
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The faces have changed. But the question remains the same: Do we still believe that we deserve better?
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National University’s (NU) approach in the University Athletic Association of the Philippines (UAAP) Season 88 is not of a team missing key figures and…
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If God wanted priests to pick presidents, He wouldn’t have made Adam and Eve choose an apple in the first place.
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It’s pretty easy to anticipate which impeachment complaints will be dismissed and which ones may successfully reach the Senate for trial in July last year.
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