The curious cases of ‘Sigabo’ and ‘Someone, Someday’
The Coco Martin and Julia Montes-starrer Sigabo and the Kathryn Bernardo, James Reid, and Maja Salvador-led Someone, Someday have, ever since these programs…
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The Coco Martin and Julia Montes-starrer Sigabo and the Kathryn Bernardo, James Reid, and Maja Salvador-led Someone, Someday have, ever since these programs…
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President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr.'s shift in rhetoric during his 2026 State of the Nation Address (SONA) may pose challenges to his administration's fiscal…
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Because of this ticking clock, Marcos’ national agenda is no longer about what he wants to do, but what Congress is willing to let him do.
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A certain public office occupant sits on a debt that refuses to age gracefully and may become the source of serious problems in the coming years, Nosy Tarsee’s…
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Replacement-cost pricing lets companies re-price against a hypothetical future invoice. The rocket’s engine would have a zero inventory lag on the way up.
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No ideology is worth a single Filipino life. Not Marx’s. Not Mao’s. Not Sison’s. Not anyone’s.
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America’s experience offers no perfect blueprint. If it did, it would have stopped burying students years ago.
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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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For many Filipinos, El Filibusterismo is remembered as a required text studied in school, often associated with quizzes, reports and classroom discussions.…
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A legal observer has stated that under Philippine law, primary liability for defective construction and site safety violations generally rests with contractors…
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Consumption and services alone cannot sustain long-term economic development. A nation grows not merely by spending but by building.
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Political analyst and De La Salle University International Studies Professor Renato de Castro emphasized the importance of maintaining a rules-based diplomatic…
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A prompt ruling, even one that disappoints one side, at least provides a definitive framework within which institutions and citizens can move forward.
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Nosy Tarsee has a riddle for you: A prominent politician from a powerful business family with Chinese roots was born in the Philippines when both his parents…
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The logic is simple and seductive: For us to win, they must lose. It is the play that drives partisan warfare.
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Institutional foundations required for the country to govern itself are being swiftly eroded by the intense political rivalry between two powerful partisan…
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Long before the International Criminal Court (ICC) became a flashpoint in Philippine politics, and before the country’s most combustible impeachment battles…
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The boy once reprimanded simply for wearing red royal robes now stands positioned to become the final king of Korea, an irony the narrative seems fully aware…
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