Last month, the government’s highly ambitious 1 Billion Trees Planting Programme commenced spearheaded by the Minister for Forestry and for Regional Economic Development, Hon.
In Defense of Rallies
Aside from a day off from work, another expected feature on Labour Day are the protest demonstrations or rallies conducted by different advocacy groups.
Supporting the Administration Proves Profitable for the Tulfos
Highly influential media broadcasters, the Tulfo brothers composed of Ben, Raffy, Mon and Erwin are among President Rodrigo Duterte’s most vocal supporters. They are
Boracay Fiasco Exposes the Administration’s Incompetence
Today, the 26th of April, commences the official shutdown of the tourist island of Boracay to the public. Starting today, only residents as well
On ANZAC Day, Let’s Remember Our Moral Obligation to Our Veterans
While ANZAC Day is widely seen as a day to remember those who fought and died in the Gallipoli Campaign during World War I,
We Need a Better Political Opposition than the Liberal Party
At a time when the incumbent administration is arresting peaceful activists, eroding the essence of our democracy and allowing a foreign military to take
Even a Broken Clock is Right Twice a Day
There’s an old saying that states “even a broken clock is right twice a day”. Literally, this means that even a clock which no
Lumad Activists to New Zealand: “Help Us Stop the War Against Lumad Schools”
In an event organized by the Auckland-Philippines Solidarity and the Catholic Justice & Peace Commission, I had the chance of listening to Lumad activists
Erwin Tulfo’s New Zealand Visit Leaves Behind a Cloud of Misinformation
He is known for his hard-hitting style of broadcast journalism, exposing scalawag cops and publicly shaming errant taxi drivers, proclaiming it to be public
Mocha Uson: The Philippines’ Queen of Fake News
Today is widely known in the Western world as “April Fool’s Day”, a day where peers pull practical jokes on each other and spread