How the Marcoses can vindicate themselves
"To govern well, (President Marcos) and his family do not have to revise history." The movie Maid in Malacañang by ...
Read more"To govern well, (President Marcos) and his family do not have to revise history." The movie Maid in Malacañang by ...
Read more"Today it is all up to us." February is always a good time to remember the events of the People ...
Read more"The current administration benefitted from the sound policy and velocity of economic growth of the PNoy administration." It’s been ...
Read moreRetired Police Gen. Rey Velasco, the first commander of the famed Special Action Force, made public his memoirs as one ...
Read more"It was hardly a revolution." Today, Feb. 25, is a holiday. We are supposed to mark the so-called People Power ...
Read morePresident Rodrigo Duterte on Wednesday urged Filipinos to follow the example of the late Senator Benigno Aquino Jr. in protecting ...
Read moreThe remark of former Chief Justice Maria Lourdes Sereno which seemed to be calling for mobilization to fight for democracy ...
Read more"Edsa was more of a pocket of mutiny." As expected, the Yellows made a big thing of the ...
Read moreThirty-three years ago today, President Marcos fled the country after three tumultuous days that saw two million civilians amass on ...
Read moreThirty-one years ago, the People Power revolution happened. The Reform the Armed Forces Movement broke away from the Marcos government. ...
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