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The pitch for the Pax Silica hub in New Clark City is a staggering pile of money. The Bases Conversion and Development Authority is dangling between USD 40 billion and USD 70 billion in prospective investment. They promise 130,000 jobs. It is an intoxicating vision of semiconductor fabs and artificial-intelligence data centers that would drag
The hearings on Article I of the impeachment complaint against Sara Duterte have revealed a pattern of abuse and misuse of the huge funds she received as vice president and education secretary. This is what the impeachment court’s deliberations over the past two weeks have shown. In his testimony last week,
By Noel Galon de Leon One of the greatest failures of Philippine literature is not the absence of talented writers. It is our persistent inability to imagine the nation in its full complexity. Even today, when we speak of “Philippine literature,” we often refer to works produced in Manila, written in Filipino or English, or
Imagine telling your students that the final examination is on Friday. They prepare, rearrange schedules, finish requirements, and show up ready. Then on Thursday afternoon, you announce that the exam will be next year. Later, perhaps two years from now. No emergency has closed the school. The room is ready. The
By Alex P. Vidal “And now I’ve got to explain the smell that was in there before I went in there. Does that ever happen to you? It’s not your fault. You’ve held your breath, you just wanna get out, and now you open the door and you have to explain, ‘Oh! Listen, there’s an
THIS is about the beautiful Gospel scene (Mt. 15:21-28) where a Canaanite woman, an outsider to Israel, approaches Jesus with unwavering hope, pleading for her daughter tormented by a demon. She meets what appears to be silence, refusal, and even stern words, yet she allows none of these to extinguish her