Alexa LCP

Editorial

Monday, January 30, 2023
Sunstar
Cebu
Editorial: Why not make mask-wearing part of Filipino culture?
September 06, 2022
Editorial Cartoon by John Gilbert Manantan
Cebu
Editorial: Police visibility, where art thou?
September 05, 2022
END VICTIM-BLAMING. When victims are blamed and subjected to trial by publicity—their guilt already presumed precisely because they were attacked—the inverted logic and malice of the culture of impunity manifest its insidious hold on the consciousness of citizens.
Cebu
Editorial: Uprooting the culture of impunity
September 04, 2022
Editorial Cartoon by John Gilbert Manantan
Cebu
Editorial: Be a hero too, Mr. President
August 30, 2022
Sunstar
Cebu
Editorial: Cebu City barangays’ role in achieving ‘Singapore-like’ vision
August 29, 2022
AILING SYSTEM. The Independent Auditor’s Report filed by the Commission on Audit on July 20, 2022 shows that institutional lapses hamstrung the Department of Health and derailed the agency from efficient and equitable delivery of health resource and services during the pandemic. (SunStar file)
Cebu
Editorial: 'Inching' towards recovery
August 28, 2022
Sunstar
Cebu
Editorial: Pandemic’s positive effect on Philippine financial landscape
August 24, 2022
Editorial Cartoon by John Gilbert Manantan
Cebu
Editorial: Student’s ‘abduction’ story shows social media, undiscerning users’ ugly side
August 23, 2022
Editorial Cartoon by John Gilbert Manantan
Cebu
Editorial: Face-to-face classes must continue
August 22, 2022
CHANGING MINDSETS. Historically, humans settled and thrived in the rich deltas arising near waterways. The sight of leaden skies easily oppresses after Cebu City residents cope with flash floods hitting the metropolis after heavy rains. Creeks, rivers, and other natural waterways, swollen by household waste and construction debris, threaten Cebu’s livability. How can we value and manage our waterways better? /SUNSTAR FILE
Cebu
Editorial: Value Cebu City’s rivers
August 21, 2022
GROWING CITY. Urban progress of Cebu City is evidenced by the growing number of tall buildings in the city. Despite this development, the city is still plagued with the same old problems: garbage, flooding, illegal structures along waterways, among others. (SunStar file)
Cebu
Editorial: Smart city dream
August 17, 2022
Editorial Cartoon by Enrico Santisas
Cebu
Editorial: Flooding: An interconnected problem
August 16, 2022
CHOKEPOINT. Based on the monitoring of the respective City Environment and Natural Resources Offices, Cebu’s most industrialized centers—Cebu City, Mandaue City, and Lapu-Lapu City—are challenged by solid waste management, with single-use plastic constituting about 10 percent of the waste collected daily. (SunStar file)
Cebu
Editorial: Solving the plastic problem
August 14, 2022
Sunstar
Cebu
Editorial: No garage, no registration?
August 12, 2022
Sunstar
Cebu
Editorial: Penalizing political turncoats
August 11, 2022
Sunstar
Cebu
Editorial: Traffic management
August 08, 2022
TAP NATURE. Sponges have the exceptional capacity to absorb and release water as needed. Urban flooding challenges governments and citizens to consider the unconventional but more sustainable approaches advocated by “sponge cities” to respond to climate change, which causes extreme climates and unprecedented threats to life. (SunStar file)
Cebu
Editorial: Converting Cebu into a “sponge city”
August 07, 2022
Sunstar
Cebu
Editorial: Bohol’s Virgin Island in social media’s realm
August 03, 2022
Sunstar
Cebu
Editorial: ‘Historically distorted’ mahjong scene
August 02, 2022
Editorial Cartoon by John Gilbert Manantan
Cebu
Editorial: FVR
August 01, 2022