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IN all likelihood, Tito Sotto will be re-elected Senate president upon his return to the chamber. Sotto was term-limited in 2022 and sat out for three years, a stretch he …
Sotto: New face of Philippine Senate, impeachment court Read More IT was more a statement than a prediction when Jim Bellows, a legendary US editor, claimed the death of print media in 2002 when he published his memoir “The Last …
The newspaper is dead Read More
The various sizes of motorized vehicles tracing the lines that formed traffic routes in the large deposits of lahar are proof of ease in reaching Lake Mapanuepe in San Marcelino, …
Mapanuepe Lake: Zambales’ hidden gem born from lahar Read More WHAT difference in the commemoration of Rodrigo Duterte’s birthday from the decades of his murderous reign– as a city mayor and as president of the republic– marks his 80th on …
Happy birthday, Digong Read More WE’RE full of optics since the March 11 arrest of Rodrigo Duterte and his quick handover to the International Criminal Court. Duterte, the brain and chief architect of his government’s …
Why PH will not return to the ICC? Or maybe not yet Read More RODRIGO Duterte, once a Philippine president and architect of the bloody war on drugs, knew he had lost his freedom the moment he boarded that Learjet that transported him from …
The end for ‘Superman’ Read More THERE was a photograph of Chinese President Xi Jinping in full camouflage uniform beside some of his military brass taken during his visit in early November last year to a …
War, words, and photo ops Read More THIS question must be asked: Where would President Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos, Jr. be when the first holiday of the year outside of New Year’s Day is celebrated by a divided …
What healing? Read More
IF onions could launch a revolt, we should have new government leaders by now. However, onions, or their prices, could only make coup plotters weep as it does to the …
Of onions and coups Read More MANNY Piñol breathes farming, knows to farm, and– whenever he is without a pen and a paper– lives farming. An exclusive Pinoy Publiko visit to his Kidapawan farm in Cotabato …
Feeding Juan Read More MORE than a thousand key government positions will be left vacant at the strike of midnight ushering in the New Year. Many of these are due to the courtesy resignations …
Attention, Mr. President Read More PRIOR to Rodrigo Duterte’s exit, the Philippines ranked seventh on the list of most dangerous countries for journalists. It was behind troubled countries Somalia, Syria, Iraq, South Sudan, Afghanistan, and …
Deterrent? Read More ENERGY consumer rights advocate Pete Ilagan this week asked President Ferdinand Marcos, Jr. to reevaluate what not a few calls a misplaced judgment by the Energy Regulatory Commission (ERC) on …
Jolts Read More THE view from the plane seat was breathtaking. All hues of green deceptively covered what remains of the illegal logging activities in the province of Leyte– the birthplace of Imelda …
Sullied paradise Read More “MOVE on!” Or so says Imee Marcos, now a senator after years of political isolation, that convenience is sought now that her family is back in power. “Not yet,” say …
We remember Read More (Editor’s note: Aldrin Cardona is a veteran journalist.) TWO events last week most likely went unnoticed by the common Filipino electricity consumer but these would be crucial for him in …
Marcos picks questioned Read More