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,
Editorial
Revolutionary government: Show of force…or sign of weakness?
A Revolutionary Government would most likely lead not to authoritarian stability but to a succession of destabilizing military coups. This scenario, more than anything
Can Duterte declare a revolutionary gov’t? Here’s what you need to know
Under a revolutionary government, a person or a group can express dissent through a ‘counter revolution’ – an opening for civil war, says UP
An open letter to millennials: Don’t federalize, organize!
Why not break the dominance of dynasties first before federalizing? Dear millennial, I write to you about two political movements that never fully took
Pushing for transparency, keeping public officials in check
It’s important to keep an eye on what public officials are up to. Along the way, we also test the government’s commitment towards transparency.
PH internet ‘no good’? Telcos, PCC react to Jack Ma
PLDT and Globe say they’re working to improve services, while the Philippine Competition Commission describes Jack Ma’s disappointing experience as a ‘wake-up call’ for
The OFW debt trap: Less money, more problems
Workers whose jobs abroad are secured through murky loans and payment schemes leave hopes for a better life buried deep in debt DOHA, Qatar/MANILA,
Analyst thinks impeachment vs Sereno only ‘out of revenge’
The impeachment complaint against Supreme Court (SC) Chief Justice Maria Lourdes Sereno was born out of the accuser’s need to seek revenge than to
Ombudsman has the power to probe President Duterte for mass murders
The President does not have real immunity from criminal prosecution for genocide, war crimes, and other crimes against humanity penalized under Republic Act 9851
Ombudsman hits back: We won’t be intimidated
‘If the President has nothing to hide, he has nothing to fear,’ says the Office of the Ombudsman “Sorry, Mr. President but this office