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Was Ping Lacson just stating the obvious?

By | Out of the fire

By Gonzalo Duque   I wonder how President Ferdinand Marcos or his government will end, given the various exposes’ made by former Congressman Zaldy Co, whether the assertions are AI-generated or not, as claimed by Rappler, an online news media organization. The entire Marcos family, from BBM, Lisa, and Sandro,…

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Was Ping Lacson just stating the obvious?

By November 30, 2025Out of the fire

Civil-Military junta nixed

By | Random Thoughts

By Leonardo Micua   SENATOR Panfilo Lacson’s admission of a coordinated effort between November 16 and 17 to pressure President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. into resignation was met with failure, as the majority of Filipinos oppose the idea of a civil-military junta leading a caretaker government. During this period, the Iglesia…

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Civil-Military junta nixed

By November 30, 2025Random Thoughts

A nation torn to pieces

By | G Spot

By Virginia Jasmin Pasalo   IN two days, there will be significant changes in our national life. Significant because what we intend to replace presents a formidable obstacle, a systemic disease gone malignant over time, and it will not go without the danger of further contamination of healthy cells or…

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A nation torn to pieces

By November 30, 2025G Spot

The Propriety of Conduct of Government Legal Counsels

By | Andromeda's Vortex

By Farah G. Decano ​ THE role of a government legal counsel for chief executives is defined by the highest standards of integrity, not by political expediency. ​A government lawyer is bound by two supreme oaths: (1) the Lawyer’s Oath, and (2) the Oath as a Public Official. Neither oath…

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The Propriety of Conduct of Government Legal Counsels

By November 30, 2025Andromeda's Vortex

DENR, where are you?

By | Newsy News

By Eva Visperas   WHEN farmlands begin to look like a mining site, something is terribly wrong. And in Barangay Samon, Sta. Maria, Pangasinan, the wrong is no longer creeping—it is gaping. About 20 hectares of fertile farmland now bear deep holes, stripped soil, and scars that should never exist on…

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DENR, where are you?

By November 30, 2025Newsy News

The untold story

By | Entre'acte

By Rex Catubig   SOMETIME ago, Jessica Soho’s magazine show lovingly recounted the reunion after seven decades, of a simple house help and her American ward. The story harkened back to the magical times my cousins and I spent with our housemaid. More than the cleaning, cooking, and washing of…

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The untold story

By November 30, 2025Entre'acte

The end is near

By | Out of the fire

By Gonzalo Duque    ALL points indicate that the BBM administration is about to crumble. The November 16 to 17 Iglesia in Cristo (INC) gathering at the Rizal Park concluded with the speech of Senator Imee Marcos finally exposing the drug use of BBM. Even the INC did not anticipate…

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The end is near

By November 22, 2025Out of the fire

Spooned

By | G Spot

By Virginia Jasmin Pasalo   THE giants are devouring our mountains. Protect the Cordillera and Sierra Madre mountain ranges. No to logging. Revisit all mining permits, quarry permits and lands converted into subdivisions. Pass the National Land Use Act. Local government units (LGUs), pass a Municipal/Provincial Land Use Plan. Kutsara…

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Spooned

By November 22, 2025G Spot

A Fictional Apology

By | Andromeda's Vortex

By Farah G. Decano   ​“MY deepest apologies to my fellow countrymen for advancing the presidential candidacy of my brother, Ferdinand ‘Bongbong’ Marcos Jr., the namesake of my deposed late father, former President Ferdinand E. Marcos. I relentlessly pushed him to run despite my knowledge of his substance abuse issues….

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A Fictional Apology

By November 22, 2025Andromeda's Vortex