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Polong slams pseudo political analysts

By Ivy Tejano DAVAO CITY – Davao City first district Rep. Paolo Duterte hits back at what he described as “self-proclaimed political analysts,” saying their views have become increasingly detached from the realities faced by ordinary citizens. In a statement posted on his social media, Duterte said ordinary Filipinos—not political analysts—will ultimately determine the outcome…

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THE IMPEACHMENT TRIAL (Week 1) (MUTED FIREWORKS By Edwin Espejo)

With the Impeachment Court setting three trial days each week, that translates to roughly 30 weeks, or about seven months of proceedings. Many Filipinos will be glued to their televisions, laptops, tablets, and phones—and understandably so. This is the most consequential impeachment trial since that of President Joseph Estrada in 2000–2001, with the 2028 presidential…

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BPI advances financial inclusion for future Filipino seafarers

The Bank of the Philippine Islands (BPI) recently conducted financial literacy and wellness sessions for graduating cadets of the MOL Magsaysay Maritime Academy (MMMA), equipping them with essential financial knowledge and tools to help build and secure sustainable futures. In collaboration with BPI Foundation’s Bayan Program (BPI Bayan), an employee volunteerism initiative, the Bank continues…

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BPI, ACEN seal three-year partnership to empower more Filipinos with financial knowledge

The Bank of the Philippine Islands (BPI) continues to advance financial inclusion by strengthening financial literacy, particularly among underserved communities.Through its social development arm, BPI Foundation (BPIF), and Ayala Group’s renewable energy company ACEN, BPI will bring financial education programs to communities near ACEN’s project sites across Real, Quezon; Pakil, Pangil, and Paete in Laguna;…

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VP Sara slams PBBM over poor performance

DAVAO CITY – Vice Pres. Sara Duterte criticized the administration of Pres. Ferdinand Marcos Jr. over the weekend accusing it of poor governance, failure to address the country’s pressing problems, and suppression of dissent. In a statement issued following a gathering along EDSA, Duterte said the turnout reflected what she described as the growing public…

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