[OPINION] Teaching future lawyers in the age of AI
They need to develop the ability to think on their feet — to answer without external aid and in a short span of time
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[In This Economy] The Philippine economy is stuck in a rut
It’s a classic case of bad governance leading to bad economics
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[OPINION] More than access, what Indigenous Peoples Education has taught DepEd
IPEd is not simply inserting Indigenous content into existing lessons. It recognizes elders, culture bearers, Indigenous knowledge holders, community history, ancestral domain, and community life as integral to learning.
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[OPINION] We don’t have enough in the national budget for climate solutions
Despite being unseen in climate-focused policy consultations and forums, the DPWH has received by far the biggest slice of public climate finance in the Philippines in the past six years
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[Vantage Point] The math behind Ramon Ang’s Lopez bet
Ramon Ang may not have bought the entire Lopez empire, but through Illumina, he bought a place near its summit—and an invitation from Piki Lopez to help shape what comes next
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[Newsstand] The Cayetano shuffle
Senator Alan Peter Cayetano’s rhetorical strategy in the Duterte impeachment trial includes a favorite trick: First he says one thing, then he does the opposite.
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[Puso at Diwa] Foreign currency deposit secrecy: Time for a constitutional rethink
The uncertainty surrounding the interaction between constitutional impeachment powers and statutory bank secrecy is itself a weakness in the country’s accountability framework
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[Vantage Point] The hidden losses inside Philippine banks
Why investors should start looking beyond bad loans and into the government bond portfolios quietly reshaping bank balance sheets
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[Newspoint] The moral perspective
What I know is that the grant of bail to Bong Revilla has only predictably inspired the question — who’s getting out next?
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[Pastilan] Jimmy Bondoc’s dangerous reasoning
If Sara Duterte cannot be trusted with hundreds of millions of pesos, on what conceivable basis should the public conclude that she can be trusted with a national treasury measured in trillions?
