[Rear View] Nakakaihi ba ang revelations, counsel?
The calls of nature seem to grow most urgent whenever the prosecution reaches for the Dutertes’ bank records and asks a witness to verify its existence. And we can’t blame them.
The calls of nature seem to grow most urgent whenever the prosecution reaches for the Dutertes’ bank records and asks a witness to verify its existence. And we can’t blame them.
If it is not unexplained wealth, as the Sara Duterte defense team asserts and would have us believe, then what is the explanation?
Subtext of the revelations appeared to be that money laundering was also in the works. But what types of transactions fall within the purview of the Anti-Money Laundering Act?
Putting former DPWH secretary Mark Villar in charge of the oversight desk looks less like legislative stewardship and more like institutional conflict of interest
Prolonged financial paralysis is never a harmless administrative technicality
The river has wisdom. If you walk slow enough to listen, then you learn that water always finds a way.
I hope more older Filipinos return to classrooms. We need places where generations can meet — where experience encounters new knowledge, where assumptions can be challenged.
Philweb’s investment in JKS rests on a valuation that raises questions
It is deeply frustrating to watch a vital constitutional mechanism get bogged down by what many perceive as criminal trial tactics and partisan delays
Global Witness released its annual report on the state of the world’s environmental defenders, and the Philippines again recorded the most killings in Asia for the 13th straight year, with 12 cases