Election after election we hear the purported clamor of Filipinos for “change”: a radical transformation of our politics, where the government genuinely represents the
Author: Louie Encabo
Amidst all the charade, there is only one genuine voice for Filipino youth in the 2019 mid-terms
Under the 1987 Constitution, party-list groups exist to give voice to marginalized sectors. Among those sectors is the youth, and because of this there
The Senate needs a true People’s Champ
We all know of Manny Pacquiao as the “People’s Champ”, a moniker he earned from his illustrious boxing career. He brought this sobriquet with
How long can the National Party get away with bullying?
There seems to be a culture of bullying in the National Party. It has been revealed that a staff member is in a legal
Understanding the problematic Chico River Pump Irrigation project
A project as ambitious as the Duterte administration’s “Build-Build-Build” infrastructure plan could not have gone through without becoming entangled in controversy, and it looks
What’s going on in Negros Oriental?
When talking about warfare and massacres in the Philippines, the common guess is that it would happen in the island of Mindanao. Under the
What makes the May 2019 Elections so crucial for the Duterte administration?
If you happen to notice that a generous amount of resources is being poured into the May 2019 elections, that’s because there is a
The Acierto Revelations (part 2): What does Sr. Supt. Eduardo Acierto know about Michael Yang?
(This is part 2 of our examination on the revelations made by former police intelligence agent Eduardo Acierto on Michael Yang, an adviser to
The Acierto Revelations (part 1): Who is Michael Yang, the Chinese national who is part of Duterte’s inner circle?
(This is part 1 of our examination on the revelations made by former police intelligence agent Eduardo Acierto on Michael Yang, a close confidant
“Our gun laws will change”: Unpacking the Government’s changes to firearms legislation
In the aftermath of the heinous Christchurch terrorist attacks, Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern swore that New Zealand’s “gun laws will change”. Her Attorney-General David