Filipinos know protest by heart. From the roar of EDSA in 1986 to today’s campus walkouts and sectoral marches, our history proves that when people st...
September 21 is never a neutral date in our political memory. It is the day we remember the horrors of Martial Law, the silencing of voices, and the s...
Public life can feel loud on our screens, yet strangely quiet in many offices. People look up from their desks, share a glance, then return to deadlin...
The voice (of indignation) with its call to action is impelling, intense, obliging, yelling, and gripping. A national awakening is right before us all...
“Hindi pala baha ang maglulubog sa ating bayan, kundi kasakiman.” — Jessica Soho In a country where corruption is as endemic as poverty, the Philippin...
The Department of Education (DepEd), formerly the Department of Education, Culture and Sports (DECS), in coordination with the National Teachers’ Day ...
IT’S a given that we are all sinners. No matter how much we try to be sinless, we still manage to fall into sin one way or another, sooner or later. W...
The creation of the Independent Commission for Infrastructure (ICI) arrives with grand pronouncements of a “fundamental change in the way that we do b...
On the surface, the story seems straightforward: a regional hospital chief is facing a barrage of serious allegations, from graft to mismanagement, pr...