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2020 clear vision for 2021

2020 clear vision for 2021

Edmund Tayao
Posted at Jan 08 03:59 PM

We have to make sure that systemic reforms are pursued if charter change is pushed at this very late juncture of the Duterte administration. Read more »

Footnotes to Ninoy Aquino vignettes

Footnotes to Ninoy Aquino vignettes

Buddy Gomez — Cyberbuddy
Posted at Jan 02 12:37 AM

Benigno Aquino Sr. was NOT a traitor during the Japanese occupation of the Philippines. This is a classic example of maliciously deceptive opinionated ignorance. Let me put it to rest. Read more »

OPINION: From resilience to recovery

OPINION: From resilience to recovery

U.S. Embassy Chargé d’Affaires John Law
Posted at Dec 30 03:03 PM

2020 has tested our resilience, but I am confident 2021 will be a year of recovery, as medical advancements enable us to better contain and treat the virus, and our economies reopen to support growth and development.  Read more »

Campus journalism: The words of Christmas

Campus journalism: The words of Christmas

Buddy Gomez — Cyberbuddy
Posted at Dec 25 09:28 PM

Campus journalism has immensely and profoundly provided the roots of the continued struggle to keep robust and enduring the constitutional cornerstone of free expression. Read more »

Why you should say no to a higher credit card limit

Why you should say no to a higher credit card limit

Aneth Ng-Lim
Posted at Dec 21 09:30 AM

This time of the year, in anticipation of holiday shopping and to push consumers to spend, credit card companies are aggressively offering increases on credit card limits. If you’ve been a good customer – that is you always pay on or before the due date – you are likely on your credit card company’s target list.  Read more »

Ninoy’s 'cloak and dagger' escapade

Ninoy’s 'cloak and dagger' escapade

Buddy Gomez — Cyberbuddy
Posted at Dec 19 03:33 AM

I surmise Ninoy Aquino's stint at Harvard to be connected to a friendship he developed a near quarter century earlier with an American academic he met under unusual settings.  Read more »

Ninoy Aquino and the Jabidah massacre

Ninoy Aquino and the Jabidah massacre

Buddy Gomez — Cyberbuddy
Posted at Dec 12 03:08 AM

Recalling this shocking carnage that happened 52 years ago, perpetrated and covered up by gov't, requires a bit of a history refresher; and a remembrance, more especially because the cover-up and denial continue to be a cocky and vainglorious endeavor pursued by the Marcos family's well-funded revisionist cadre of trolls.  Read more »

Green day: Is a ‘greener economy’ within the Philippines’ reach?

Green day: Is a ‘greener economy’ within the Philippines’ reach?

Mikael Angelo S. Francisco
Posted at Dec 06 08:39 AM

Mikael Angelo Francisco writes about the overall picture of green jobs (and the transition to a greener economy) in the Philippines as part of the Southeast Asian Climate Journalism Program. He talks about what has been done so far, as well as the challenges that are hindering progress in achieving the goals set by the Green Jobs Act of 2016. Dr. Rene Ofreneo was his main and sole interviewee for this article. Read more »

Remembering Ninoy: More vignettes

Remembering Ninoy: More vignettes

Buddy Gomez — Cyberbuddy
Posted at Dec 05 02:46 AM

From readers’ reaction to our cyberchat last weekend, it became obvious to me that I can lend a hand quenching a thirst for Ninoy stories. Expectedly, this will help correct and quash the well-financed attempt of the Marcos heirs and minions, their keyboard mercenaries, who are surreptitiously reinventing and altering the history of our country’s most egregious contemporary era, even in desperate denigration of Ninoy Aquino's memory.  Read more »

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