* Says: “Ang sinungaling ay kapatid ng magnanakaw” By Ivy Tejano DAVAO CITY – Vice President Sara Duterte’s former staff member, Jeffrey “Jepoy” Tupas, addressed allegations made against him by dismissed police officer Rodulfo Gracioso Jr. on Thursday, October 1. Tupas said in a statement that he submitted an affidavit through his lawyer, Atty. Toby Diokno,…
Sen. Christopher “Bong” Go urged the national government to ensure adequate funding for Filipino athletes and the repair and modernization of sports facilities, saying sports infrastructure should not be overlooked as agencies prepare their spending programs for 2027. Go, chairperson of the Senate Committee on Sports, raised the issue during the September 25 Senate…
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“Be the person who keeps their word; honor your commitments (financial and otherwise) even when it isn’t convenient.” — Anonymous “Promise, I will already quit smoking.” or “Count me in, I will attend your birthday celebration.” or “I swear to God, your secret is safe with me. ” or “Don’t worry, I will repay you…
Ang mga nagpanday ng ating 1987 Constitution ay pawang nagtapos ng ibat-ibang college courses and discipline at nagpatuloy upang maging ganap’ na abogado Karamihan sa kanila ay mga pantas at nagpakadalubhasa sa Batas – may mga law professors, dekano sa mga pamantasan ng abogasya, municipal at regional trial court judges, mga kilalang abogado at naging…
By Atty. Florante A. Zagada. I am saddened by the decision of the majority senators in their votes yesterday to allow them to vote to adjust the threshold votes below 16 based on the ATTENDANCE of members in deciding whether to convict or acquit VP Sara. As a lawyer and professor of law, I believe…
The Constitution is supposed to be the one document in our political life that stands above political convenience. That is why the controversy now unfolding in the impeachment trial of Vice President Sara Duterte deserves more than partisan applause or condemnation. At the heart of the dispute is a simple constitutional phrase: “two-thirds of all…
What we are witnessing today is a country deeply divided by distrust. Not merely divided by political affiliation, ideology, or personalities, but by a deeper and more troubling suspicion that almost everything we hear comes with an agenda. A government statement is doubted. An opposition claim is questioned. A court ruling is interpreted through political…
