Haiyan’s political impact
As the strongest typhoon in history to ever hit land, Yolanda(international name: Haiyan) was indeed so strong that its tremendous strength is still manifested in our political landscape.
During its demoralizing and deadly aftermath, when...
In grateful memory
The Leyte Landings commemoration which is being done every year has been affected by the COVID-19 pandemic in the past two years, and we can only expect that this year’s celebration—that’s this coming October...
Never again
It's quite ironic that, while some people are saying ‘never again’ to Martial Law, the same people keep on repeating the narrative when it was declared by then President Ferdinand Marcos Sr. as though...
Fire prevention observance
As March marks Fire Prevention Month, individuals and communities must reflect on the significance of fire safety measures and take necessary steps to mitigate the risks of fire hazards. Observing Fire Prevention Month should...
Too much media hype is to the advantage of the rebels
While the Senate hearings may have yielded vital information about the Mamasapano massacre that killed 44 gallant Special Action Force of the Philippine National Police, the almost detailed media coverage has effectively provided rebels...
Avoiding casualties
As of this writing, 27 deaths, 3 missing persons, and around 150,000 families have been affected by the low-pressure area (LPA) that continues to linger within the archipelago in the past days and weeks.
Being...