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There is a moral somewhere in these tales of contrasts.Vaccination hubs opening in malls are empty at most times. Social media posts about citizens getting booster shots are noticeably fewer. The...
Elections can be divisive. But as all my friendships survived the 2016 elections, I’m going to stay hopeful they will also survive the 2022 elections.My friends and I never discuss who we are voting...
The message of unity was what brought election victory to presumptive president Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. and presumptive vice president Sara Duterte-Carpio. How then to translate that unity...
The disruptions caused by the Covid-19 pandemic may have temporarily derailed the government’s Public Utility Vehicle Modernization Program, which the Department of Transportation (DOTr) launched in...
Dengue cases could become a public health crisis in Central Visayas on top of the ongoing coronavirus disease pandemic.This is as the region logged 3,177 dengue cases from January to May 7 this...
The election season in the Philippines has definitely contributed to the waste problem in the country.Even prior to the official start of the campaign period, some incumbent politicians seeking...
Dolores is a small town in Eastern Samar that faces the Pacific. Its people number less than 45,000; not even the population of our Duljo and Mambaling combined.It is a third-class municipality....
The elections are over. So what happens next?Our vigilance is the best support we can do under the incoming administration of presumptive president Bongbong Marcos. A critical citizenry or eyes and...
I have been listening to all the gripes about vote buying and cheating during and in the lead-up to the last elections. One common thread runs through them — the implicit wish for change to no vote...
