Editorial

www.rappler.com Imagine yourself as the maid violated by Rodrigo Dutere in 1959 or the early 1960s. You’re up before sunrise and work through the

By: Fr. Amado L. Picardal The threat of violence is meant to intimidate the leaders of the Church, to instill fear in their hearts

By: J.C. Punongbayan (www.rappler.com) Next year’s elections will prove pivotal for our country. With issues like federalism and charter change looming in the horizon,

By: J.C. Punongbayan (www.rappler.com) We need to talk more about President Rodrigo Duterte’s excessive pandering to Chinese interests. This week, after Chinese President Xi

www.rappler.com The coming entry of China Telecom into our communication infrastructure serves the interest of a covetous neighbor that has wronged us so many

Furor erupted last week over a new World Bank report showing another huge drop in the Philippines’ global ranking when it comes to ease

By: JC Punongbayan (www.rappler.com) The new book by Marilen Dañguilan was launched entitled The RH Bill Story: Contentions and Compromises. It’s all about the

By: Emil Marañon III (www.rappler.com) The prohibitions are not absolute…. The consistent trend of the Supreme Court is to uphold free speech and expression

By voting against Duterte’s pet cases in the Supreme Court, Sereno did not endear herself to him and, chief justice for 14 more years,

A Revolutionary Government would most likely lead not to authoritarian stability but to a succession of destabilizing military coups. This scenario, more than anything