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In Defense of the Freedom of Expression: Quezon and Artistic Freedom
By Jose Mario De Vega “Kaya na ba ng mga Pilipino na marinig ang katotohanan nang hindi napipikon?” – Apolinario Mabini, played by Epy Quizon in the film, Goyo: Ang Batang Heneral (2018) I refer to the news report, “QUEZON DESCENDANT CONFRONTS TAROG, ROSALES,” (Inquirer.net, 10/24/25), concerning the whining outbursts and emotional complaint of a
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Bongbong Marcos in the Crossroad of History: Political Change, Flood Control and Corruption
By Jose Mario De Vega Be careful with what you wish for. The Marcos regime in the months of July and August are crouching with straw. It is as correctly point out as a lame duck president. All its ammunitions in fully dishing off the Dutertes were blocked or hampered by various reasons and forces
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Sino ang tunay na Marahas at Bayolente, mga Tulisan, Terorista at Kriminal? Ang Sistema ng “Kaayusan” at “Katarungan” sa Brgy Pinas at ang mga Lumpenic GenZ
By Jose Mario De Vega Ayon sa pahayag ni Ginoong Prestoline Suyat: “Marcos, Duterte, PU___Ina Ninyo! “Nagulat at napalingon kaming lahat kanina sa mga sumama sa rally ng Luneta nang i-chant ito ng mga batang kalalakihang nakaitim lahat, ang ilan ay nakamaskara at ilan iyong masks na gamit ng mga nagmomotor or naka-bike. Natawa ang
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The Perpetual Plunder: Why Philippine Corruption Never Ends
Byron Merano Look at your social media feed. What do you see? While ordinary Filipinos struggle with stagnant wages, gridlock, and yearly flooding, the “Nepo Babies”—the entitled children of our political class—are busy sunbathing on yachts and casually showcasing five-figure luxury hauls. We watch them, through gritted teeth, as they flaunt their parents’ ill-gotten wealth,
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The Sacred Shadows: The Supernatural Secret of Cats and Why They Protect Us
Byron Merano The air felt thick and wrong. I was alone in a large, unfamiliar room late one night, attempting to organize some files, and a shiver that had nothing to do with the temperature crawled up my spine. It was the heavy, suffocating feeling of being watched by something that didn’t belong. The terror
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A Week of Tumult : Navigating the Recent Events in the USA
Byron R. Merano The United States has been grappling with a series of high-profile and deeply polarizing events, sparking intense national debate and drawing significant international scrutiny. From a shocking political assassination to a controversial immigration raid and a seismic shift in visa policy, the past week has underscored the country’s deep political divides and
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Corruption and Unrest: A Tale of Two Nations in Southeast Asia
by: Byron Merano Unrest in Indonesia and pervasive corruption in the Philippines, particularly within the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH), reveal a troubling shared narrative in Southeast Asia: public anger over elite misconduct and a lack of accountability. While the specific triggers and forms of protest may differ, both nations demonstrate how deeply
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Filipino Overseas Workers: A Lifeline for the Nation. Unsung and Underappreciated
Filipino Overseas Workers (OFWs), often hailed as modern-day heroes, and for good reason. Their dedication and sacrifice while working in foreign lands not only provide better lives for their families but also serve as a crucial pillar of the Philippine economy. However, beneath this heroic narrative lies a complex reality filled with immense challenges, both
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Medical Marvels & Their Double-Edged Sword: A Look at Recent Breakthroughs
Medicine is always moving forward, constantly offering incredible new ways to fight disease, keep us healthy, and boost our quality of life. But with every giant leap, there are also new questions and challenges we need to face head-on. Let’s dive into some of the latest medical breakthroughs and see both the amazing good they







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