Oil crisis and Marcos predicament (LETTERS FROM DAVAO by Jun Ledesma)

The war in the Middle East has triggered global uncertainty, affecting even nations far removed from the conflict. Disruptions in oil supply have strained industries and transport systems, raising fears of economic instability and social unrest. The Philippines is not spared. The government has declared a national emergency, with fuel reserves projected to last only…

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Farm Family-Raised Philippine Wagyu: A Dream Slowly Coming To Fruition!(FOOD FOR THOUGHT by Manny Pinol)

The vision of establishing a farm family-based Wagyu Cattle Industry is slowly but surely taking shape. After the last three Wagyu Forums scheduled in General Santos, Mandaue City and Cagayan de Oro City next month, an estimated 1,000 heads of Wagyu Breeders are expected to arrive in the Philippines from Australia. Many of these breeders…

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Davao City and Mindanao can overcome! (LETTERS FROM DAVAO by Jun Ledesma )

Davao City councilors deplored the lack or absence of fuel supply data from the national agencies in Davao region. Well, what can you expect from the Department of Energy? The lack of basic information on the fuel situation only reflects the same lackadaisical attitude of the national leadership which the President himself articulated: “Wala na…

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The injustice of the International Criminal Court (LETTERS FROM DAVAO by Jun Ledesma)

The International Criminal court is expected to hand down a verdict on former President Rodrigo Duterte. In cahoots with the present dispensation it kidnapped and detained the country’s leader with the highest Trust and Approval ratings until the end and after his term. He was shanghaied to the Hague in Netherlands for crime against humanity…

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“A Tunnel of Ambition, A Crisis of Trust” (THE THIRD EYE by Carlo Manubag)

The Filipino people have never lacked imagination, talent, or the ability to achieve the extraordinary. Time and again, we have proven that what seems impossible can be made real through discipline, innovation, and collective will. But this is not about capability. This is about priority, timing, and trust—three things that are glaringly absent in the…

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