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Elite narratives, classism, and the politics of consumption | Davao Today (opens the original)
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The recent remarks of the central bank governor, criticizing Filipinos for a supposed “consumption culture,” expose the persistence of “matapobre” attitudes and structural classism in Philippine economic governance. By framing poverty as the result of individual spending behavior, the statement disregards empirical evidence, ignores structural determinants of poverty, and perpetuates elite disdain toward the marginalized. Gabriela Women’s Party’s response rightly identifies the social insensitiv
Scalpel of hope, shield of state: Why free surgeries cannot replace public health funding | Davao Today (opens the original)
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Today, September 1, 2026, dynamic teams of surgeons, anesthesiologists, nurses, and allied healthcare professionals across the Philippines are stepping into operating rooms for a singular purpose: to deliver life-saving, free surgical care to hundreds of underserved Filipinos. Spearheaded by the Philippine College of Surgeons (PCS) alongside partner hospitals, specialty societies, and civic organizations, this national surgical outreach stands as a monumental testament to professional solidarity
The hard math of infrastructure plunder | Davao Today (opens the original)
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DAVAO CITY, Philippines – When the impeachment proceedings started, many people stressed on social media that the Congress and the Senate should focus on the flood control projects, instead of the impeachment of VP Sara Duterte. Considering that the defective structures and the flooding have adversely impacted the communities, I am doing my share. In the Philippines, monsoon rains and typhoons have long tested our resilience. But in recent years, a far more destructive force has swept through ou
Why POLITICIANS are dangerous to our health | Davao Today (opens the original)
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Look around you. Ask yourself a simple question: Why is getting sick in the Philippines still a death sentence for the poor? When a mother has to queue at three in the morning outside a public hospital just to get a number… when a father has to choose between buying his maintenance medicine or putting rice on the family table… when an elder dies not because their illness was incurable, but because they couldn’t afford a single ICU bed—that is not bad luck. That is not an act of God. That is a po
When inflation targets women | Davao Today (opens the original)
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Inflation is often discussed in numbers: percentages, forecasts and policy targets. But behind those figures are lives, and in the Philippines today, it is women in marginalized sectors who are paying the highest price. Farmers are trapped in debt as fuel and fertilizer costs soar while crop prices stagnate. Many women prioritize selling their produce to pay creditors, leaving less food for their own families. Hunger is not an abstract risk; it is a daily reality. Fisherfolk women face displacem
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