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Davao of the Past: A Reexamination from the South (Finale)
Indeed, the realizations from writing this article-series on reexamining Davao of the Past is to re-locate and recalibrate the self in the study of Asia. Geopolitically, Mindanao has been relegated to the periphery of the Philippine nation-state and consequently of the Southeast Asian region and the world. My only wish is to offer fresh insights…
Letter to cancel helicopter deal being prepared – Lorenzana
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Badoy says red-tagging not dangerous but 427 slain activists show otherwise
By: Kurt Dela Peña – Content Researcher Writer / March 24, 2022, Inquirer.net MANILA, Philippines—While Lorraine Badoy said that red-tagging is not dangerous, at least 427 activists—slain after they were red-tagged—could show otherwise, according to the human rights group Karapatan, which itself had been red-tagged. The “Danger in Dissent: Counterterrorism and Human Rights in the…
Bongbong’s Oxford Degree and the Absurdity of Filipino Meritocracy
It is futile to validate a degree that only exists in the arms of strong propaganda machinery. Today, a degree can be used as a political weapon. A Bachelor’s degree represents three things: competencies that are typical of any graduate of a prestigious institution, the network that comes with being affiliated with the said institute, and of course, written proof…
Worst post-war GDP slump: Pandemic shrinks Philippine economy by 9.5% in 2020
Jan 28, 2021 Ralf Rivas MANILA, Philippines (UPDATED) For the 4th quarter of 2020, the slump in gross domestic product is at 8.3% The coronavirus pandemic plunged the Philippine economy to its worst contraction since World War II, with gross domestic product (GDP) falling by 9.5% in 2020. The latest figure announced by the Philippine…