The electricity may disappear, but the bill never does.

Power Paradox

A juvenile justice system must protect children. But it must also protect the public and, above all, the victims whose lives can never be restored.


Justice Gap

Never before has our economic outlook seemed bleak – except, perhaps, in the final years of the first Marcos administration.


Bleak times for our economy

The United States has poured funds for the establishment of the Community Illegal, Unreported, and Unregulated {IUU}  Fishing Reporting Center in partnership with the Palawan Council for Sustainable Development.


US Fish Right Project in Palawan

OpinYon started in 2010 with a vision of a PR practitioner, an advocate for the Filipino consumer, a father and grandfather hoping for a better future for the next generation.


OpinYon @ 16: A pillar of the community

Commuters started the first half-week of October with a shock: fare hikes for almost all modes of public transport starting September 28.


 A one-peso difference

As of press time, a proposal to (once again) postpone the Barangay and Sangguniang Kabataan (BSKE) elections has been approved by both chambers of Congress.


Robbing democracy

Last week, the peso-dollar exchange slid to its all-time low of P62 to the US dollar, prompting a wave of concern among economists.


Doomed economy?

The electric bill is eating deeper into the family budget. Fuel prices are squeezing commuters, drivers and businesses. Food prices follow. And ordinary Filipinos are once again told to tighten their belts.

Powerless Consumers

There is something deeply troubling about the growing acceptance of an idea that should never have become normal: that a politician’s personal relationship with the President determines whether a province gets projects, funding, or attention.


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