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Taxpayers bear high cost of VP Sara’s ‘silence’

She just can’t dismiss all issues raised against her as politically motivated. There are questionable reports and receipts that originated from her office that need to be explained. Monies appropriated to her office have to be accounted for. Those were not deposits to her personal ATM account that she could spend however she wanted to.

Taxpayers bear high cost of VP Sara’s ‘silence’

Zaldy Co in custody: Breakthrough or breakdown in accountability?

If Co becomes merely a tool to purge political opponents while allies are shielded, the cycle of corruption will simply reset under a different name. The real test of the administration’s sincerity lies in whether the investigation follows the money wherever it leads, even to the doorstep of those currently in power.

Zaldy Co in custody: Breakthrough or breakdown in accountability?

April 4 Nueva Ecija arrest reveals continuing probe on Trillion Peso March protest

No single event in 2025 produced as many incidents of state-related violence as the September 21 protest. The Sandatahang Dahas monitor of the UP Third World Studies Center recorded a total of 390 killings and 520 injuries resulting from incidents of state-related violence throughout 2025. Of these, 194 injuries erupted from that protest alone, with 151 of these being police officers, and 43 being civilians.

April 4 Nueva Ecija arrest reveals continuing probe on Trillion Peso March protest

The Dutertes are not corrupt. Says who?

One development thwarts the Duterte pattern (of non-accountability). The Commission on Audit has now obligated her to return 73,287,000 of her confidential funds. There is only one meaning to that: fund misuse.

The Dutertes are not corrupt. Says who?

Easter reflections in the age of surveillance

While progress is welcome, it must not come at the cost of privacy and dignity. It is time to stop treating digital policy as a series of convenient shortcuts and start treating it as a frontline human rights issue. The government must prove it can be trusted with the power it has taken.

Easter reflections in the age of surveillance

What’s probably next in the Iran War?

Given the manner in which the Trump administration has been derisive of allies and even dismissive of genuine offers of assistance, the Americans might just end up winning the battle and losing the peace in Iran. However, would that matter for Trump? Probably not as he and his cronies would probably be making a killing on Iran’s oil industry because nowadays, U.S. national security is not just defined as the interests of the U.S. itself, but how best will it fill up Trump’s corrupt pockets.

What’s probably next in the Iran War?

The altar of Duterte idolatry in the Archdiocese of Davao

Validating the DDS agenda to “bring him home" has effectively made Archbishop Romulo Valles and the entire archdiocesan clergy as purveyors of fake news. By allowing a skewed political agenda within the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass is an open defiance of church canon law.

The altar of Duterte idolatry in the Archdiocese of Davao