Tibo Mijares and Gimo de Vega:

I don`t exactly know why, but Facebook and other social media platforms are lately publishing reminiscences about Primitivo ``Tibo`` Mijares, once the closest media person to President Ferdinand Marcos Sr., his senior PR man and chief print media censor during Martial Law that started in September, 1972.


2 CELEBRITY DEATHS IN MARCOS’ MARTIAL LAW

The image could not be more striking.

On one side are allegations of multimillion-dollar luxury properties in Spain and questions raised by the Office of the Ombudsman over the wealth and transactions allegedly linked to powerful political figures.


Romualdez Dynasty is a FAILURE

Algal bloom threatens livelihood, health along Laguna de Bay

A toxic greenish goo has once again sprouted along the shores of Laguna de Bay.

POTENTIAL CATASTROPHE 

Eastern Visayas is ushering in a younger generation of elected leaders. But behind the youthful faces are the same surnames, family networks, and political machinery that have shaped the region for decades.

NEW BLOOD, OLD ROOTS

‘Systems losses’ used to rob consumers

Whatever one’s political alignment might be, we cannot argue that the fifth State of the Nation Address (SONA) of President Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos, Jr. has brought into the open one issue that has had electricity consumers fuming all summer.


PERFECT EXCUSE 

CLASSROOM BY DAY, DRINKING TABLE BY OFFICE HOURS?

Another month, another painful increase in electricity rates, and once again, thousands of families across Eastern Visayas are left asking the same question: Who is standing up for the consumers?

Why so silent?

This month, the Philippines officially crossed into the ranks of upper-middle-income countries, according to the World Bank.

CONTRADICTION

The Senate impeachment court is not a television studio.

Courtroom Theater 

Nature, it is said, has a way of remembering and reminding people of their follies.

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