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Plan B (opens the original)
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No one dares predict how the Supreme Court, with its changing membership, might vote on any issue. But people can speculate on the impact of its rulings. And the latest, on the Senate impeachment court’s voting by a simple majority to allow a lower number to convict Vice President Sara Duterte, has generated a common speculation: the VP is headed for conviction, and permanent disqualification from public office. This means she will be DQ’d from the 2028 elections, where she has already declared
Cash houses (opens the original)
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Perhaps because Father Flavie Villanueva found him deserving of being heard, dismissed policeman Rodulfo Gracioso may face less skepticism about his story of grand thievery allegedly involving Vice President Sara Duterte and former House speaker Lord Allan Velasco. In a lengthy affidavit submitted to the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI), Gracioso narrated the millions in cash that he claims he himself counted before delivery to Duterte, allegedly from Velasco and his wife Rowena. The cash
NOTA (opens the original)
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Oh yes, Juan and Juana, you can do something to stop corruption. Wield the power of the people in a democracy: vote plunderers out of office. I know people who are so dismayed with the current state of politics and government that if elections were held today and the two feuding camps fielded their respective candidates, the people will pick NOTA – none of the above. Seeing the epic disintegration of the former UniTeam allies, who during their 2022 campaign projected themselves to be as thick as
Wanted: Counselors (opens the original)
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While riveted by the events unfolding at the Senate, let’s not forget the threat faced by millions of young people in our schools. This week, security was tightened at a school in Biliran while classes were suspended yesterday at the Hua Siong College of Iloilo over a “reported security concern” and at Far Eastern University-Alabang because of a bomb threat. Even if such threats are foiled or are merely pranks, they surely affect the mental health of students and school staff alike. You can’t go
Institutionalizing dynasties (opens the original)
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On the same day that the Supreme Court issued a rare directive to Congress, telling its co-equal branch to pass an anti-dynasty law as mandated 39 years ago by the Constitution, lawmakers rushed the passage of a bill favoring the grassroots arm of their dynasties, the barangay officials. To do away with a lengthy bicameral conference, the House of Representatives adopted the Senate’s counterpart version of the bill postponing for the nth time the barangay and Sangguniang Kabataan elections (BSKE
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