Apr 19, 2022 | In the trenches, Opinion
There were fears supporters of opposition leader Maria Leonor Robredo won’t accept the election results if the only son of the late dictator Ferdinand Maros would win the balloting next month. There were speculations they would take to the streets to protest...
Dec 1, 2021 | In the trenches, Opinion
Most of the government’s executive policies and legislations are perfect on paper. The intentions are noble but when implemented, they turn out to be flawed. The problem lies in the people who are tasked to carry out these policies and laws. The people have personal...
Aug 17, 2021 | In the trenches, Opinion
The circus has opened. The show comes only every three years but it will be an entirely different spectacle. The audiences are entertained at home. There will be no free food but there will still be cash rewards for some lucky audiences.The players have started...