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Monthly Archives: February 2021

Marcos poll protest prompted years-long battle with falsehoods on social media

Four and a half years after its filing, the Supreme Court, sitting as the Presidential Electoral Tribunal (PET), unanimously voted on Tuesday, Feb. 16, to dismiss “for lack of merit” the entire election protest of former senator Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. that challenged the victory of Vice President Leni Robredo in the 2016 national elections.

Marcos poll protest prompted years-long battle with falsehoods on social media

Misplaced compassion

The Supreme Court’s unanimous decision granting the full retirement benefits of the late chief justice Renato Corona, despite his impeachment in 2012, is quite unsettling. It sends the wrong signal to public officials that it is all right to be dishonest for as long as they serve at least 15 years in government.

Misplaced compassion

Life Under Covid-19: Writing Grit and Grace

​ Filipino mothers bear the brunt of lives disrupted by the ongoing global pandemic, as detailed out in an e-book, In Certain Seasons: Mothers Write in the Time of Covid, 2020, published by the CCP Intertextual Division and its partner, the Philippine Center of PEN International. ​

Life Under Covid-19: Writing Grit and Grace