Insanely Edsa inefficiency has got to end By Al S. Mendoza WHEN will it end? I refer to the seeming practice of making Edsa a traffic laboratory. Guinea pig. How many new ideas have they introduced in a bid to improve the flow of traffic at the country’s premiere artery? Too many that I’ve lost […]
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Glad to be friends with Floro & RSA By Al S. Mendoza IT is common knowledge that, usually, the rich will not give big tips to the waiter. Many a time, I’ve seen the not-so-rich out-tip the filthy rich. The everyday explanation for this? One becomes rich because he is a penny pincher, or […]
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Jeepneys must return to restore normalcy By Al S. Mendoza OUR jeepney drivers are up in arms. Just right. They’ve gone virtually hungry since the pandemic hit the world in March. With driving as their only means of livelihood forcibly stripped away, they are desperate. Devastated. When hunger pangs attack, laws don’t matter. Chaos, anarchy even, might […]
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Remembering BOSS Danding By Al S. Mendoza I happen to have a ton of memories about Eduardo Cojuangco Jr., the San Miguel Corp. patriarch, who had passed on June 16 just two days after he turned 85 on June 14. He had been ailing for some time, having undergone a kidney transplant about five, […]
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How much is life today in America? By Al S. Mendoza RACIAL discrimination it is called. America’s white being innately superior over the black in virtually every aspect of life. It’s been a deadly thingamajig since time immemorial. Ugly. But it’s like the pesky fly in summer: It just persists in showing up without notice. […]
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Human pestilence as horribly harmful as Covid-19 By Al S. Mendoza GOVERNMENT and governed must work hand in hand in the name of success. Said in another way, leaders and followers are engines of progress if harnessed properly. This should be the mode amid the current crisis. Who compose government? Basically, they are the […]
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Political vendetta hounding ABS-CBN case? By Al S. Mendoza TOMORROW, June 1, God willing, the hearing on the franchise renewal of ABS-CBN resumes in Congress. The element of uncertainty has become imminent after initial discussions on the issue had unfolded. Uncertain on how long the hearing will last because of two major reasons: First, […]
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Heroes amid the pandemic plague By Al S. Mendoza WE all know that many corporations, big and small alike, are tremendously helping those in need amid the pandemic plague. Several are doing it in their own humble way: Quietly extending help to the hungry and almost oftentimes forgotten sectors of our society, like the […]
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The best and the worst By Al S. Mendoza WE love to say that each time a calamity strikes, the best and the worst come forward. Whether typhoons or earthquakes, fires or plagues, two sets of people raise their hands—ostensibly to serve with all their hearts and minds. Usually they are the good—and the […]
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Did NTC infringe on Congress’s power re ABS-CBN case? By Al S. Mendoza CHANNEL 2 of media TV giant ABS-CBN closed its programming on May 5. That was in compliance of a May 5 order by the National Telecommunications Commission (NTC). Two other ABS-CBN radio stations (dzMM and MRR) were shut down as well […]