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Konektadong Pinoy: The Internet Fight That Matters

Impeachment may grab headlines, but the quiet yet impactful Konektadong Pinoy Bill aims to disrupt monopolies and empower every Filipino with better, more affordable internet.

Archived Justice: The Senate’s Gift To Sara Duterte

In archiving the impeachment case against Sara Duterte, the Senate has chosen political expediency over accountability, perpetuating a cycle of impunity that the public continues to bear witness to.

The SONA That Spoke Loudly By What It Didn’t Say

President Marcos’ fourth SONA resonates with the masses, but what remains unaddressed speaks volumes about the courage required for genuine governance.

What’s Next For Marcos? Navigating The Last Three Years

With pressing issues at hand, President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. must redefine his administration’s narrative and prioritize impactful reforms, for the next three years could either secure a legacy of success or be remembered as a missed opportunity.

Token Tariffs, Costly Optics: Why Marcos’ U.S. Trip Raised More Flags Than Gains

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.'s recent U.S. visit illuminated the disparity between ceremonial diplomacy and tangible outcomes, leaving the Philippines with a fractional trade gain shadowed by more daunting challenges.

The Real Culprit: Who Enabled The Online Gambling Crisis And What Marcos Must Do

Behind the scenes of the online gambling controversy lies a troubling web of corporate interests, government oversight failures, and a culture that has unwittingly normalized gambling, revealing a complex dilemma that requires systemic reform.

Vetoing The Future: The Real Message Behind The PUP Charter Rejection

In dismissing the PUP's potential for growth, the administration has silently rejected the future aspirations of countless Filipino youth.

PCO Chief: Fifth Time’s The Charm?

As the Marcos administration's fifth PCO chief steps in, the spotlight is on the pressing need for coherent communication strategies that can bridge the growing gaps in public trust and institutional credibility. #PowerPlay #PoliticoPH #MarcosAdministration #PCO #PublicTrust

When The Desert Burns: Why The Philippines Cannot Afford To Look Away From The Middle East

With fires raging in the Middle East, the Philippines must recognize its place in a rapidly evolving geopolitical landscape and act accordingly.

Court Or Choir? The Impeachment Court And The Illusion Of Impartiality

The impeachment trial of Vice President Sara Duterte is not just about her fate; it's a test of the Senate’s commitment to uphold the Constitution. Senators voicing defense before evidence is presented cast shadows over the fairness of the process itself.

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