Last month, Filipino consumers came to the brink of the breaking point.

Where are our ‘heroes’?

Shameless

Vice President Sara Duterte is structurally positioned to secure an overwhelming electoral margin in the southern Philippines, and the explanation lies less in campaign momentum than in layered identity politics and inherited networks of power.

Stronghold

The Philippines is once again trapped in a political soap opera where family names matter more than national direction.

Crossfire

The alarming rise of teenage pregnancy in the Philippines is more than a personal issue but is a national crisis.

Crisis

Is the Manila Electric Company (Meralco) afraid of losing its tight grip on the lucrative energy industry?

Regulate, or kill?

When officials insist there are “no ghost projects, funds were just reallocated,” they are not clarifying the truth, they are rehearsing a script.


Illusions

It has been no secret that the Philippines is a dangerous place for those daring to speak truth against the powers that be.

An alarming trend

Who is really running our country’s electricity regulatory system: the government or Meralco? Are our laws crafted to make consumers suffer?

Gov't inutile on power

Last week, the Luzon grid was hit with a series of "red alerts" that resulted in whole parts of Laguna province without power for up to three hours.

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