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The machines were never the problem. Voters across the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao go to the polls on Monday, September 14, marking the region’s first regular parliamentary election. Yet the two most serious independent assessments of the vote barely mentioned the counting system. Instead, they focused on the
Mary Grace Piattos is a name that has been immortalized in the country’s body politic. Filipinos first heard of her in 2024 during the inquiry of the House Committee on Good Government and Public Accountability into the budget of the Office of the Vice President (OVP). The House at that time
I already know what I will be doing when Edjop reaches cinemas on September 16. I will be looking for a seat. I have not seen the film, so this is neither a review nor an endorsement of something I cannot yet judge. Think of this instead as a little homework
Ni Noel Galon de Leon Matagal ko nang isinuko ang Manila International Book Fair, hindi dahil wala itong halaga, kundi dahil bilang manunulat at publisher mula sa Region VI, maaga kong naunawaan na hindi natin maaaring isandig sa isang book fair sa Metro Manila ang tagumpay ng lahat ng ating literary, book, at literacy initiatives
Once upon a time. That’s how all fairy tales begin, and at first, it looked like it would be a tale from One Thousand and One Nights. But things turned out differently because fairy tales never come true. This, however, is a story that did come true, and whether I should consider