2 women presidents and VP Inday (The Guest Columnist by Chito A. Fuentes)

On her 47th birthday celebration, Vice-President Inday Sara Duterte finds herself on the crossroads of destiny. The undisputed front-runner in the 2028 presidential elections, VP Inday marks the occasion outside the International Criminal Court (ICC) detention facility in Scheveningen where her father, former President Rodrigo Duterte is being held while awaiting trial. FPRRD’s enemies imagined…

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The Wrong Way to Help the Poor (From the Mails by Harvey Malmis Niere)

Why the Philippines’ Wage Hike Risks Killing Businesses, Jobs, and Hope In a country struggling to regain its economic footing post-pandemic, the Philippine House of Representatives has chosen the most politically convenient — and economically reckless — way to address poverty: a blanket ₱200 daily legislated wage increase for all minimum wage earners in the…

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MANOBO ANG AKONG TRIBU (Kon Akoy Pasultihon by Marlon Gayog)

Photo: https://bcpch.bangsamoro.gov.ph/ Ang Manobo nga tribu maoy pinaka dako nga IP groups sa Pilipinas. The Manobo people are one of the largest Indigenous groups in the Philippines, mostly found in Mindanao. They’re not just one tribe—”Manobo” refers to a group of related tribes, each with its own dialect, traditions, and territory. Here are the different…

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Captains of industry: better late than later (THE GUEST COLUMNIST by Chito A. Fuentes)

The wheels are falling off the Marcos administration. When prominent entrepreneur Anton Que and his driver, Armanie Pabillo were killed in cold blood even after paying ransom, the country’s most prominent business organizations knew it was time to speak up. If only they did so earlier. Like many people, they wrongly read that the devastating…

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