In an age where technology and innovation propel us forward, the foundations of our society—the infrastructure—must not be overlooked.

Investing for the future 

With the start of the campaign season for national positions last month and the expected start of the campaign season for local positions this coming March 28, the Commission on Elections (Comelec) has continuously reminded candidates and supporters of the do’s and don’ts on conducting their campaigns.

Proper campaign etiquette, please

The arrest of former President Rodrigo Duterte by the Philippine National Police (PNP) on orders of the International Police Organization (Interpol) and on orders further by the International Criminal Court (ICC) sent shockwaves in all corners of the political landscape in the Philippines.

Accosted, shoved and bullied

In the old days, candidates wooed the voters by giving small and cheap items like T-shirts, fans, and merienda.

Preventing vote-buying

If the first two months of 2025 had been bone-chilling for many of us Lagunenses, the first day of March hit with a sudden rise in temperatures.

Preparing for the heat

While the Philippine National Police (PNP) regales us with low crime statistics, these numbers are easily erased with the occurrence of heinous and sensational crimes such as the recent kidnapping of a young boy in Taguig City.


Kidnapping case in Taguig

This week, on March 28, the official campaign season for local positions in the upcoming May 12 midterm elections will start.

Let the battle begin

It is interesting to note that political surveys in this election season are not just about politicians and candidates.  The surveys are also about the valid and popular issues that voters would like to analyze and elucidate.

Midterm election issues

As the world of sports becomes more commercialized and competitive, it is disheartening to see the glaring lack of opportunities available to athletes from provincial backgrounds.


Bridging the gap 

The Presidential Communications Office (PCO) headed by Secretary Jay Ruiz has just committed an unforgivable error—that of passing off as news the conjecture or rumor that the International Criminal Court (ICC) has issued a warrant of arrest on  former President Rodrigo Duterte.


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