Category: Opinion
The Philippine Political Circus Begins
by Perry Diaz As expected, the 2022 Philippine presidential election will be one of the most – if not the most – interesting elections in [Read More…]
When Will the Anti-Vaxxers Ever Stop?
by Perry Diaz A new term has emerged in the dictionary: anti-vaxxer. It refers to people who disagree with the use of vaccines for various [Read More…]
Quo Vadis, Bongbong Marcos?
by Perry Diaz With the election only nine months away, the Philippines’ political merry-go-round is spinning in circles. You don’t know who’s with whom or who [Read More…]
Can 1Sambayan unite the opposition?
by Perry Diaz In September 2020, election lawyer Atty. Howard Calleja spoke with Jesuit priests Fr. Albert Alejo and La Salle Brother Armin Luistro about [Read More…]
Why Duterte Wants To Run For Vice President?
by Perry Diaz On March 14, 2018, President Rodrigo Duterte declared the Philippines was withdrawing its membership in the ICC (International Criminal Court), thinking that [Read More…]
Solid North vs. Solid South
by Perry Diaz The next president could either be the son or daughter of a former president. I am talking about Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr., [Read More…]
The Arbitral Award on South China Sea: Value of Faith and Reason
by Celia Lamkin and Viet Hoang The South China Sea is an important gateway connecting the Indian Ocean with the Pacific Ocean and has close [Read More…]
Duterte faces ICC investigation
by Perry Diaz Back in 1989 when Rodrigo Duterte was Mayor of Davao City, he gave a shocking – and explosive – order to his [Read More…]
Rising Sea Levels
by Sheryll Bonilla, Esq. My heart broke yesterday. I took my son out for a late afternoon drive along the North Shore, to enjoy the [Read More…]
Tulong Anakpawis Feeds The Poor
by Perry Diaz When hunger hit the poor, the Tulong Anakpawis (Help the Toiling Masses) together with another organization, Sagip Kanayunan (Relief Countryside), went into [Read More…]
