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    Cloud Seeding, Indian Seeds, and ₱62 Billion: The El Niño Plan That Does Everything Except Work

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    October 21, 2026
    Cloud Seeding, Indian Seeds, and ₱62 Billion: The El Niño Plan That Does Everything Except Work

    223,214 Farmers, ₱61.99 Billion, and One Question Nobody in Malacañang Wants to Answer: Where Exactly Is the Money Going? By Louis ‘Barok’ C Biraogo — October 21, 2026 The Art of the Fiscal Hallucination Come closer, mga anak. This is the kind of story you hear at a wake—except the…

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    Kickbacks Are ‘General Knowledge’—But the NBI Still Can’t Find Estrada’s Cut

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    October 21, 2026
    Kickbacks Are ‘General Knowledge’—But the NBI Still Can’t Find Estrada’s Cut

    Samson Testified to Everything Except the One Thing That Matters: Where the Money Went By Louis ‘Barok’ C Biraogo | October 21, 2026 THE Philippine anti-corruption establishment has a new legal theory, and it is breathtaking in its audacity. It goes something like this: Everyone knows kickbacks are standard. Therefore,…

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    Supreme Court to Congress: That’s Not a Contingency Fund, That’s Pork

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    October 21, 2026
    Supreme Court to Congress: That’s Not a Contingency Fund, That’s Pork

    The High Court Just Declared Your ‘Unprogrammed Appropriations’ a Slush Fund With a Legal Disclaimer By Louis ‘Barok’ C. Biraogo — October 21, 2026 MGA ka-kweba, gather ’round. Bring your calculators, your reading glasses, and a strong stomach—because the Supreme Court just dropped a 121-page judicial bomb on the Philippine…

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    ₱63 to the Dollar: The Only Thing Falling Faster Than the Peso Is the Government’s Credibility

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    October 21, 2026
    ₱63 to the Dollar: The Only Thing Falling Faster Than the Peso Is the Government’s Credibility

    A Record Low, a Corruption Scandal, and a Central Bank Governor Who Called It ‘Okay By Louis ‘Barok’ C Biraogo | October 21, 2026 SOMETHING curious happened on October 15, 2026. The Philippine peso slid to ₱63.06 against the dollar—a record low—and the guardians of our economic destiny responded with…

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    Marcoleta’s 90-Day Vacation: Boying Remulla’s Gift That Keeps on Giving

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    October 21, 2026
    Marcoleta’s 90-Day Vacation: Boying Remulla’s Gift That Keeps on Giving

    The law says 90 days. Remulla says “you’re welcome.” Marcoleta says “persecution!” The court says “read RA 7080.” By Louis ‘Barok‘ C. Biraogo — October 21, 2026 Let us begin with the only fact that matters, the one buried beneath the avalanche of Iglesia ni Cristo (INC) prayer rallies, Remulla…

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    ‘Ti, Ano Kung Benitez Ka?’ — The Five Words That Broke Bacolod’s Political Alliance

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    October 20, 2026
    ‘Ti, Ano Kung Benitez Ka?’ — The Five Words That Broke Bacolod’s Political Alliance

    Inside the dinner-party confrontation that turned a routine audit request into a ₱6.1 billion war—and why the congressman still won’t answer a single question. By Louis ‘Barok‘ C. Biraogo —  October 20, 2026 LET ME tell you about the most expensive table slam in Philippine local governance history. On October…

    Continue reading →: ‘Ti, Ano Kung Benitez Ka?’ — The Five Words That Broke Bacolod’s Political Alliance
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    The Bloodbath That Wasn’t: How Jonvic Remulla Discovered the Perfect Excuse for Not Doing His Job

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    October 20, 2026
    The Bloodbath That Wasn’t: How Jonvic Remulla Discovered the Perfect Excuse for Not Doing His Job

    Or: How the Interior Secretary Learned to Stop Enforcing Warrants and Love the Excuse By Louis “Barok” C Biraogo | October 20, 2026 FORGIVE me. I must have missed the memo where arrest warrants became optional. The Secretary of the Interior and Local Government (DILG)—the man tasked with supervising the…

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    Build Better More (Debt): The SCMB Railway Scandal Nobody’s Auditing

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    October 20, 2026
    Build Better More (Debt): The SCMB Railway Scandal Nobody’s Auditing

    The DPWH Has a Corruption Problem, the DOTr Has a Graft Rap, and You Have a Property Title By Louis “Barok” C. Biraogo | October 20, 2026 GATHER ’round, children, and let me tell you a story about the most expensive game of Monopoly ever played in Southeast Asia. The…

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    281 Congressmen Voted to Keep You Begging for Medical Aid

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    October 19, 2026
    281 Congressmen Voted to Keep You Begging for Medical Aid

    The House doubled the MAIFIP pork barrel to P50 billion while slashing PhilHealth to a level that runs dry by March 2027—because nothing says ‘universal healthcare’ like a guarantee letter and a politician’s selfie. By Louis ‘Barok’ C. Biraogo — October 19, 2026 CALL me naive, but I thought healthcare…

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    The Mastermind Problem: How ECOP’s Sergio Ortiz-Luis Became the Philippines’ Accidental Truth-Teller on a ₱100-Billion Scandal and the Art of Getting Nothing Done

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    October 19, 2026
    The Mastermind Problem: How ECOP’s Sergio Ortiz-Luis Became the Philippines’ Accidental Truth-Teller on a ₱100-Billion Scandal and the Art of Getting Nothing Done

    The Government Says Trust the Numbers. The Business Sector Says Numbers Don’t Build Warehouses. By Louis ‘Barok’ C. Biraogo — October 19, 2026 IF YOU want to understand the Philippine investment climate in late 2026, you don’t need to read the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA)’s FDI numbers or the Kearney…

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  • Cloud Seeding, Indian Seeds, and ₱62 Billion: The El Niño Plan That Does Everything Except Work

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    Kickbacks Are ‘General Knowledge’—But the NBI Still Can’t Find Estrada’s Cut

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    Supreme Court to Congress: That’s Not a Contingency Fund, That’s Pork

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    ₱63 to the Dollar: The Only Thing Falling Faster Than the Peso Is the Government’s Credibility

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    Marcoleta’s 90-Day Vacation: Boying Remulla’s Gift That Keeps on Giving

  • ‘Ti, Ano Kung Benitez Ka?’ — The Five Words That Broke Bacolod’s Political Alliance

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