El niño massacre (Part 2)
What happened in Kidapawan was utterly ugly. The turn of events further exposes the current administration’s neglect on our people’s right to food, what is uglier is that those who feed this nation cannot eat.
A dialectical discourse
The elections that just passed, for all the rewarding feelings it has rendered me and multi-million others for catapulting Mayor Rody Duterte to the Presidency, is still unacceptable as a “democratic” political exercise.
HOMELESS. A beggar puts up his shanty home in a corner along Anda street, Davao City which is covered with huge campaign materials.(Ace R. Morandante/davaotoday.com file photo)
Elections postmortem
The elections are almost over and we expect a symbolic turnaround in power hours from now.
Duterte’s phenomenal victory
Mayor Digong Duterte speaks from the podium of the people's aspirations. His campaign slogan "Tapang at Malasakit" is just what the poor masses of the people has waited for all these years they have been cast aside in the periphery of oligarchic governance.
STANDPOINT | A Vote for peace
The Philippine Ecumenical Peace Platform (PEPP)*, the largest ecumenical formation of church leaders in the country today, call on the people to vote for peace.
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