Shattered. Fragmented. Wrecked. Brokenness, in both spiritual and psychological contexts, is often viewed not as an end, but ...

Indigent households in Cebu connect to electricity for the first time through the free house-wiring electrification project ...

Looking back on the 40th anniversary of the Edsa People Power Revolution, I see one event seen from different points of view. Divergence of stories and opinions are the staple of historians who have ...

We concur with Inquirer columnist Joel Butuyan’s call for religious figures to voice their opinions during times of political chaos, rising social inequality, and moral ambiguity (see “Religious ...

Citizens make the ultimate expression of their democratic rights and their nationhood when they cast their votes during elections. In the secrecy of the ballot, they exercise their inherent right to ...

Three days ago, I posted on Facebook many photographs that I took during the four-day people power and military uprising that began in the late afternoon of Feb. 22, 1986 inside Camp Aguinaldo where ...

The continuing controversy stirred by Sen. Rodante Marcoleta’s statements on the Wes Sea (WPS) has compelled the National Mapping and Resource Information Authority (Namria) to issue a ...

Amid the “political noise” that is getting louder with the next national elections just around the corner, hundreds of local ...

This year marks 40 years since the 1986 Edsa People Power Revolution, an uprising made famous worldwide for its lack of ...

In 2021, we first joined the Bloomberg Global Mayors Challenge and encouraged Philippine cities to enter this competition for city innovation. The objective was for cities to design innovative ...

I was appointed as one of the three Common Legal Representatives of Victims (CLRV) on Jan. 26, 2026 in the ongoing ...

Politics has always involved visibility. What has changed is the meaning of being seen. In recent weeks, Tourism Secretary Christina Frasco has denied allegations of self-promotion following the ...