Forty years ago, Filipinos flooded the streets of EDSA. Unarmed, unwavering, and united, they faced tanks and tyranny with nothing but their voices, their...
The Volunteers for BG for VP launched a two-day nationwide caravan on Saturday to back Sen. Christopher Lawrence "Bong Go's" vice presidential bid in...
It commonly happens in any legislative chamber or policy-making body that matters are resolved fait accompli in backroom caucuses and that plenary procedures to formalize an agreement or a decision become mere optics. This makes it hard to second guess what had transpired before the plenary action of the resolution sponsored by Board Member Al Rama and to understand the context of the decision they had made.
There was an odd story that spread on social media recently about a public official, a Mayor in a Mexican City, being overwhelmed by a group of farmers and dragged around town behind a pickup truck ostensibly for his failure to deliver on his campaign promises.
