President’s quandary
Contrary to what his critics allege, it is likely that President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. entered Malacañang with the intention of pushing the country forward and seeing it prosper. Yet the glaring reality is that...
Not that exempted
In Eastern Visayas, ghost projects are far from being rumors—they are for real. From provincial highways to barangay-level footpaths, paper roads and phantom buildings have bled public funds dry while communities remain stuck in...
Despite the deafening noise, let’s1 work and grow together
Amid the political noise in our country today, it’s easy to feel discouraged.
I have no intention of painting a grim scenario in this column. But an open discussion on what we are experiencing may...
Renewable energy solutions for small businesses: A guide to sustainability and savings
Small businesses are increasingly recognizing the importance of sustainability and are actively seeking ways to reduce their environmental impact. Renewable energy solutions offer a compelling path towards both environmental responsibility and significant cost savings....
“Not to destroy souls, but to save”
THAT’S what Christ told his disciples, James and John, who, feeling aghast that the Samaritans were not welcoming to Christ, suggested that fire come down from heaven to consume them. (cfr. Lk 9,51-56) Of...
“Will the Good be victorious again?”
Filipinos are no strangers to hardship. But when suffering is caused not by nature, but by greed, the pain cuts deeper. The Flood Control Scandal has awakened a sense of moral urgency.
People from all...