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Amid a row with Kuwait, President Rodrigo Duterte urged compatriots working in the Middle Eastern country to come home since there are now, as he claims, many jobs in the Philippines. The assertion brings us back to…
James Wright’s poem, Two Hangovers, has two parts. The second part bears the title, I Try to Waken and Greet the World Once Again, and goes as follows: In a pine tree, A few yards away from…
At a time when the Philippine judiciary – in the words of former Chief Magistrate Hilario Davide Jr. – is suffering Calvary many times over, the words of the Cebu topnotchers in the 2017 bar examinations bring…
The 10 day deadline given by the National Economic Development Authority-Investment Coordination Committee (NEDA-ICC) to the Department of Transportation (DOTR) to find an alternative solution to the Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) may or may not be met…
The latest Pulse Asia survey for the period of March 23 to 28 didn’t show anything new other than the obvious daily concerns by majority of the Filipinos as they inch closer to marking the second year…
Do we really need a law to protect the country’s tourist spots in light of what happened to Boracay Island? If only to remind us of our responsibility to care for our tourist attractions, then it is…
The anchor for the Regional Development Council’s (RDC) lukewarm reception—not a few would say outright rejection—of the tunnel proposal of Rep. Raul del Mar of Cebu City’s north district lies in a statement from businessman Glenn Soco,…
Lest the anti-dynasty provisions of the law covering village youth councils be watered down, the Commission on Elections (Comelec) and civic organizations must find ways to restore young people’s trust in the government. That should be the…
In 1789, William Blake came out with “Songs of Innocence,” a collection of 19 poems, to which, five years later, he added a new set of poems and called the expanded collection, “Songs of Innocence and of…
More than once, President Rodrigo Duterte has intimated that he does not embrace the term “dictator” as an apt self-description. Sadly, though he protests, conceding that he uses a dictatorial leadership tenor only so that things may…
As the countdown to the deadline for the filing of candidacies for the barangay and Sangguniang Kabataan (SK) elections ends today, we hope the Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA) keeps true to its word not to release…
Based on initial details unveiled to the public, the Cebu Lightrail Transit (LRT) won’t in any way displace the Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) project already set aside for Cebu City years ago. In fact it would even…
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