Many Filipinos may be open to amend the 1987 Philippine Constitution sometime in the future, but majority expressed their opposition if such charter change is effected now.
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By the Inquirer Staff /November 19, 2020 President Rodrigo Duterte has placed the entire island of Luzon under a state of calamity to enable the national and local governments deal faster with widespread devastation caused by three successive typhoons and respond quickly to pleas for help from residents whose lives have been upended by the…
By: Denver Del Rosario – Social Media Specialist / INQUIRER.net /October 10, 2021 MANILA, Philippines — How should one engage their family in political conversations when they don’t necessarily share the same views—and what will one gain or lose from doing it? A recent Twitter Space sought to address these questions with a discussion that…
Members of the National Union of Peoples’ Lawyers held an indignation rally in Quezon City hours after learning that their colleague, Atty Benjamin Ramos–NUPL founding member and Negros Oriental secretary general–was killed in cold blood in Kabankalan City Tuesday night. The lawyers believed that Ramos’ murder was connected with his involvement with the struggles of…
By April Burcer The #BabaeAko campaign announced a protest march on July 23 dubbed AMaSONA (Anti-Misogyny Activists sa SONA) to declare their stand against sexism, misogyny and other acts of injustices. The announcement was made by a panel composed of Jean Enriquez of World March of Women, actor Mae Paner, Norma Dollaga of Association of…
Ni RICHARD R. GAPPI Kung tayo’y mga pulo na pinalilibutan ng tubig, sino ang nagdurugtong; ang tulay na tila dila na nagtatawid at nagtatahi sa mga pagi-pagitang kuwento, pira-pirasong alamat at pinakabagong balita sa bawat pantalan at istasyon na nililisan at dinadaungan? Hindi ba’t ang mga mangingisda? Sapagkat kabisado nila ang talasik ng alon sa…