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  • VIEWS2 months ago

    Paulit-ulit na lang…

    JV Barba Sabi nila, hanggang hindi ka natututo ay patuloy kang susundan ng anino ng nakaraan mo. Sa estado ng Pilipinas, kung saan taon-taon na lang ipinapangako ang ‘tunay’ na

  • Columns1 week ago

    The Quiet Christmas of the Unemployed

    I found myself thinking about December again, not because of the lights or the noise, but because of the silence that hangs around people who suddenly find themselves without work,

  • Columns1 week ago

    Why the government keeps pretending a 500 peso noche buena is enough

    Every December, government agencies attempt a familiar holiday ritual. They assure Filipinos that Noche Buena is still “affordable” if only people learn to be creative, adjust expectations, or settle for

  • Columns2 weeks ago

    Nagliliyab na lansangan

    Gunita ni Andres Bonifacio ang ipinapagdiwang sa tuwing sasapit ang ika-30 ng Nobyembre. Ang Supremo ng Katipunan at “Ama ng Rebolusyong Pilipino”. Ngunit higit pa sa pag-alaala, ang araw na

  • Sports2 months ago

    Philippine Sports Under Martial Law

    The so-called “golden era of Philippine sports” during the Marcos years shines less like gold and more like well-polished brass. For decades, the dictatorship’s supporters have pointed to the 1981 Southeast

  • Columns2 months ago

    No rest for the dead

    Aaron Inciong Every September 21, we light candles, whisper prayers, and post “Never Again, Never Forget”. We are told to remember Martial Law—the arrests, the torture, the silencing. But remembrance

  • Columns2 months ago

    Struggles are not costumes

    Go to Manila and ride a jeepney. They’re always there, bearing their newborn child with a linen wrapped around their body. They’ll wipe your shoes, hoping they’ll get a coin

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