Ninoy Aquino Was Not Alone

Ninoy Aquino Was Not Alone

Many others also gave up their lives to bring the country out of the darkness and into the light.

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The State of the Nation in a Day

The State of the Nation in a Day

What happened on the day of President Duterte’s State of the Nation Address?

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Passion in the Time of Revolution

Passion in the Time of Revolution

Why you should read The Betrayed, a complex and rich novel whose main characters are not heroic.

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From Vice President Leni Robredo

From Vice President Leni Robredo

Due to irreconcilable differences, Vice President Leni Robredo distances herself from the Duterte administration.

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Opinion: Two Awakenings and a Funeral

Opinion: Two Awakenings and a Funeral

Sociologist and columnist Randy David asks: “How much violence against history must we commit to redeem the illusions of the dictator’s family?”

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Opinion: An Administration in Search of an Opposition

Opinion: An Administration in Search of an Opposition

A strong opposition based on the defense of universal human rights is the best way to ensure the future of Philippine democracy. One has yet to emerge under the Duterte administration.

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Opinion: Requiem for the EDSA Republic

Opinion: Requiem for the EDSA Republic

A former member of Congress contends that despite its political shortcomings, the EDSA regime would probably have retained a significant amount of support had it delivered on the economic front.

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Polls Expectations

Polls Expectations

Here’s how the Philippine national election campaigns are faring as of this writing.

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An Open Letter to Mayor Duterte

An Open Letter to Mayor Duterte

The leading contender for the Philippine presidency has to understand the seriousness of his joke.

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Aquino Conundrum at the Heart of Messy Politics

Aquino Conundrum at the Heart of Messy Politics

Why are President Aquino’s ratings plunging while the Philippine economy continues surging?

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