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AFTER nearly three years of enduring relentless criticism and personal attacks, our president, known for his calm demeanor, has finally decided to take a stand. This shift is noteworthy, reflecting not only his resilience but also his deep commitment to his family and the nation. The recent political circus surrounding his administration has reached a…
In a time when political chaos and uncertainty dominate the headlines, the Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office (PCSO), under the leadership of General Manager Mel Robles, has stepped forward to heed the call of President Ferdinand “BBM” Marcos Jr. to improve the lives of fellow Filipinos. While many are caught up in the complexities of governance,…
On Saturday, November 30, the commemoration of Bonifacio Day in Mendiola was overshadowed by a disturbing display of aggression from some left-wing protesters. My heart bleeds witnessing the brazen disrespect shown towards our men in uniform, particularly the young policemen tasked with maintaining order during the event. The scenes that unfolded were not only disheartening…
Dear mindful readers, Have you gone on a vacation lately? One that refreshes your mind and heart with the serene and mystical silence of the pristine forests in Subic? Or perhaps one that gives you that jolt of adrenalin as you dive into the blue abyss of the bay? Or maybe just immerse yourself in…
ON Monday, Nov. 25, as per media reports, Vice President Sara Duterte declared that she was taken out of context when she, in a press conference via Zoom, announced she had already talked to (or ordered) someone to kill the president, the first lady and the House speaker in the event something were to happen…
THE vulnerability of electric cooperatives (ECs) in providing a reliable and sustained power supply was tested by the four consecutive typhoons that recently wreaked havoc on several regions and provinces in the country. According to the National Electrification Authority (NEA), at least 27 ECs operating in 21 provinces from seven regions were affected by the…
Armie Llamas column:Mindful Musings Dear mindful readers, As your eyes carefully browse through this long read of an article, I hope and pray that you are well and in good health. This day November 24, 2024, the Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority (SBMA) marks its 32nd anniversary, celebrating a phenomenal journey that has transformed Subic Bay…
AN interplay between governance and public perception can be a delicate balance in the world of politics, especially at the local level. Recent events in Laguna province have shown this dynamic, particularly as Gov. Ramil Hernandez faces unfounded rumors and attacks from the political opposition aimed at undermining his leadership. This prompted his office to…
The recent glitch in GCash has again highlighted the vulnerabilities inherent in digital payment platforms and the critical need for robust consumer protection mechanisms. While GCash promptly issued a statement addressing the issue, the stress and psychological challenges affected consumers face are undeniable. Many individuals trust these platforms with their hard-earned money, and when glitches…
Dear mindful readers, How is everyone doing today? Taking a sip of your favorite coffee or tea? Or perhaps just reading your favorite source of news in the Daily Chronicle while perched on your leather Chesterfield sofa? Well…whatever it is you’re doing, here’s some good news for all environment warriors and stakeholders. Last November 13,…