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Editorials1 week ago

Promosyon o kolonisasyon?

Ang wikang Filipino ay ipinagdiriwang sa taglay nitong yaman, ngunit unti-unti itong pinapatay sa pagsasabuhay ng AI sa diwa nito. Ang buwan ng Agosto ay para sa wikang Filipino, isang

Editorials1 week ago

Trial of the decade

Perhaps the greatest tragedy is for Filipinos to witness justice left astray.  More than a year ago, after the House of Representatives first impeached the second-highest official of the Philippines,

Editorials1 week ago

Mahal kita, UP, 7 years na

“UP cutie!” While numerous aspiring iskos and iskas repeat this ‘lucky’ phrase to manifest their acceptance in the university, the impoverished can only think of one sentence: Go big or

VIEWS2 weeks ago

SONA 2026: When the applause ends

Every State of the Nation Address begins with applause. Inside the halls of the Batasang Pambansa, every line is carefully delivered, every accomplishment acknowledged, and every promise welcomed with standing

Editorials3 weeks ago

OpPRESSed Liberty

    With Republic Act No. 11440, also known as the National Campus Press Freedom Day established as a “celebration” for the Philippines, journalism stagnantly remains reprimanded in the very sovereign that

Editorials3 weeks ago

Wormish naivete 

With systematic failure yet again claiming the life of a vulnerable child, it is undoubtedly horrific how the Department of Education (DepEd) has yet to catch a glimpse of accountability.

Editorials3 weeks ago

Same punishment, different conditions

Meryll Jane Jumalon In a society where justice can be manipulated by influence and power, incarceration can feel like two differing sides of a spectrum. While the political elite can

Editorials1 month ago

Ibinasurang pamana

Kailanman hindi mahirap ang pagtatapon ng basura, subalit nakapanliliit isipin kung mismong iyong tahanan ang siyang hayaang gawing tambakan. Ito ang mapait na katotohanang ipinaalingasaw sa dokumentaryong “Ibinasurang Paraiso” ni

Editorials1 month ago

Under the scorching heat of capitalism

The Philippines sits near the equator: high humidity, high temperature, and dryness. Every summer, electric fans and cooling devices aren’t optional. Ultimately, the rising humidity prompts higher demand to use

Editorials1 month ago

Rewriting sovereignty

Maps are no longer the only basis for territories, and before borders are challenged on paper, they are often challenged in the mind first. That is why the recent claims

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