Opinion
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,…
FIRST SAY: Politics is the only profession where you can lie, cheat, and steal, and still be respected.—Will Rogers —o0o— Because of its wide media coverage, Filipinos are glued to the Senate and House investigations of the past Duterte administration’s war on illegal drugs and its concomitant Extra Judicial Killings (EJK). There is, however, a…
IT APPEARS that politics is rearing its ugly head in Laguna. The observation was made by some political pundits in the province after some quarters opposed to the leadership of Gov. Ramil Hernandez, have started to spread false rumors that were designed to tarnish his reputation and undermine his leadership. This developed as the office…
Dear mindful reader, How is everyone? I hope you’ve all done your share of blessing someone this past week. But most importantly, I truly wish all of you good health, abundance, and peace of mind. For today’s narrative, allow me to share the story of the most recent accolade bestowed by one of the most…
The Bureau of Customs (BOC) has once again surpassed its monthly revenue target, underscoring the agency’s role as a foundational pillar in the nation’s economic framework. This achievement is not merely a financial marker but a testament to a deeply rooted culture of service excellence and an unwavering commitment to the public good. At the…
THE TWIN killer typhoons “Kristine and Leon” that hit the country one after the other recently, greatly devastated huge areas of the country and brought untold miseries and frustrations to tens of thousands of their victims. And as if the catastrophic effects of the two super typhoons were not enough, the country was again shaken…
In the wake of Typhoon Kristine, we’ve seen it all—floods, landslides, and sadly, opportunists. Many areas across the Philippines have declared a state of calamity, including the hardest-hit Bicol Region. With that declaration comes an important protection for consumers: a price freeze on basic commodities. Under the Price Act (Republic Act No. 7581), when a…
The article expresses concern over Vice-President Sara Duterte’s alleged unstable behavior, including threats against historical figures, which raises questions about her fitness for office. It discusses the legal process for removing her from office due to incapacity. The need for psychological testing for public officials is emphasized to ensure capable leadership.
The 23rd Conference of the International Network of Affiliated Ports took place in Subic Bay, focusing on environmental protection and disaster preparedness. Over 250 delegates discussed best practices and signed a Green Manifesto committing to sustainable port operations. Initiatives include a shore power facility and enhanced community engagement for ecological responsibility.
The Commission on Elections reports 183 candidates filed for 12 Senate seats in the May 2025 elections, alongside 190 party-list groups. While this indicates increasing political engagement, voters must discern deserving candidates. Former DILG Secretary Benhur Abalos is highlighted for his qualifications and commitment, though he faces challenges in gaining voter trust.