WE LIVE in a world quietly guided by invisible rules—those unspoken cues we’re never formally taught, yet somehow instinctively follow. They don’t …
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Human rights, corruption, and fascist repression – A systemic crisis on International Human Rights Day
by Contributorby ContributorTHE UNION of Peoples’ Lawyers in Mindanao (UPLM) marks International Human Rights Day with a profound condemnation of the deepening systemic crisis …
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THERE is something oddly familiar about the uproar over the proposed ₱500 Noche Buena budget. By Herman M. Lagon There is something …
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BY JAMES RAZEL B. TANGUAN ONE SCHOOL of thought is always in conflict with another; a tenet is always contested with the …
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WHEN WE walk through a city, we often notice what is beautiful: wide walkways, polished walls, bright lights, and manicured gardens. But …
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AFTER a week of unsettling tremors, we were greeted by welcome news last Monday: ten new buses are now ferrying commuters to …
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THIS YEAR’S Pink October has been the most memorable for me because of the Pink Runway held last Thursday, Oct. 9, 2025, …
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WHERE were you when the ground began to tremble last Thursday, October 9?Maybe you were at home, feeling the floor lurch beneath …
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THIS SPACE has been silent for a while, but we will strive to make up for lost time. Last Wednesday, we greeted …
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WAKEYPEDIA, that know-it-all and pretender to Google’s throne, briefly describes the dog breed Shih Tzu as “having a very people-oriented, housebound personality.” …