2010: Signs of Hope and Disquiet
As the country opens a new year in its political life, one explores for a breath of hope and optimism. But optimism is borne out of one’s ability to grapple…
Politics in 2009: Arroyo Regime Brought Philippines Deeper Into Crisis
By BENJIE OLIVEROS Bulatlat.com MANILA — The Arroyo administration is, hopefully, about to end its term by the middle of next year. Lasting for nine years and a half, it…
Misunderestimating the Philippine Left
By REP. RAYMOND PALATINO Kabataan Partylist MANILA — There are “good” and “bad” leftists. “Good” leftists must belong to a partylist group. They demand the inclusion of civil society groups…
Media power, media burden
By LUIS TEODORO At least one member of the Ampatuan clan seems to have recently discovered how important the media can be when the shoe’s on the other foot, and…
Labor Migration: A Dangerous Doctrine
By the Policy Study, Publication and Advocacy (PSPA) Program | Center for People Empowerment in Governance (Cenpeg)
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