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    Between Giants: The Philippines’ Fight for Hope Amid U.S.-China Fire

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    March 10, 2025
    Between Giants: The Philippines’ Fight for Hope Amid U.S.-China Fire

    By Louis ‘Barok‘ C. Biraogo — March 10, 2025 THE Filipino fisherman Manuel Santos hasn’t ventured beyond the coastal shallows for three months, his weathered boat idle since Chinese vessels began patrolling what his father and grandfather called their ancestral waters. In Manila, economist Maria Reyes watches her inflation forecasts…

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    Headline: Cop Caught with Pants Down—Literally—Shatters PNP’s Already Shaky Credibility

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    March 10, 2025
    Headline: Cop Caught with Pants Down—Literally—Shatters PNP’s Already Shaky Credibility

    By Louis ‘Barok‘ C. Biraogo — March 10, 2025 A Philippine National Police (PNP) staff sergeant just turned his office into a red-light district—and the internet has the receipts. From leaked screenshots of confidential ops to a workplace scandal that’s equal parts shocking and absurd, this is the kind of…

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    Fleeing Justice or Rallying the Faithful? Duterte’s Dance with Democracy’s Edge

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    March 9, 2025
    Fleeing Justice or Rallying the Faithful? Duterte’s Dance with Democracy’s Edge

    The Filipino Diaspora’s Silent Thunder By Louis ‘Barok‘ C .Biraogo — March 10, 2025 WAS it a campaign stop—or an escape plan? As Rodrigo Duterte boarded a commercial flight to Hong Kong on March 7, 2025, the whispers followed him through Manila’s Ninoy Aquino International Airport. The former Philippine president,…

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    The Escape That Shames a Nation: Corruption, Accountability, and the Human Cost at the Philippine Bureau of Immigration

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    March 8, 2025
    The Escape That Shames a Nation: Corruption, Accountability, and the Human Cost at the Philippine Bureau of Immigration

    By Louis ‘Barok‘ C. Biraogo — March 9, 2025 THE price of justice in the Philippines: apparently negotiable. When South Korean fugitive Na Ikhyeon walked free from his March 4, 2025 court hearing in Quezon City, it wasn’t an oversight—it was a transaction. CCTV footage now in Commissioner Joel Viado’s…

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    Vloggers Bite Back: Barbers’ Libel Fiasco Threatens Congress’ Swagger

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    March 9, 2025
    Vloggers Bite Back: Barbers’ Libel Fiasco Threatens Congress’ Swagger

    By Louis ‘Barok‘ C. Biraogo — March 9, 2025 ‘NARCO VLOGGERS.’ With those two words, House Committee on Dangerous Drugs Chair Robert Ace Barbers may have committed career suicide—or executed a brilliant political maneuver. By accusing prominent influencers like Trixie Cruz-Angeles and Lorraine Badoy of ties to illegal drugs and…

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    SC Smacks Down Comelec: When Election Rules Bend for Justice (or Just Bend Over?)

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    March 8, 2025
    SC Smacks Down Comelec: When Election Rules Bend for Justice (or Just Bend Over?)

    By Louis ‘Barok‘ C. Biraogo — March 8, 2025 Time vs. Democracy: When the Clock Decides Elections CHITO Bulatao Balintay was three minutes late. Three minutes. That’s all it took for the Commission on Elections (Comelec) to disqualify him from the 2025 elections. But in a twist fit for a…

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    Contempt, Clearance, and Conspiracy: Roque’s Dance with Disaster

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    March 8, 2025
    Contempt, Clearance, and Conspiracy: Roque’s Dance with Disaster

    By Louis ‘Barok‘ C. Biraogo — March 8, 2025 IT started with a subpoena. Then came the contempt order. Now, Harry Roque—former presidential spokesperson and self-proclaimed defender of the law—is at the center of a high-stakes game of cat and mouse. Accused of skipping town with falsified immigration papers, Roque’s…

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    The Comelec’s Tulfo Dynasty Dismissal: A Masterclass in Procedural Paralysis and Constitutional Neglect

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    March 7, 2025
    The Comelec’s Tulfo Dynasty Dismissal: A Masterclass in Procedural Paralysis and Constitutional Neglect

    By Louis ‘Barok‘ C. Biraogo — March 7, 2025 ON March 4, 2025, the Commission on Elections (Comelec) First Division handed down a decision that shocked no one—and disappointed everyone. By dismissing the disqualification petition against five members of the Tulfo family over a missing document, Comelec didn’t just sidestep…

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    Fiscal Autonomy or Fiscal Fiasco: UP Baguio’s Budget Blunder Under the Legal Microscope

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    March 7, 2025
    Fiscal Autonomy or Fiscal Fiasco: UP Baguio’s Budget Blunder Under the Legal Microscope

    By Louis ‘Barok‘ C. Biraogo — March 7,2025 ₱100 MILLION. That’s how much the University of the Philippines (UP) Baguio failed to spend over five years—while students begged for funding. Add ₱222,000 in unauthorized honoraria payments, and you have a fiscal management scandal that’s shaking the foundations of transparency and…

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    Fake News Apocalypse: Can Philippine Law Save Us from the Digital Deluge?

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    March 6, 2025
    Fake News Apocalypse: Can Philippine Law Save Us from the Digital Deluge?

    By Louis ‘Barok‘ C. Biraogo — March 5, 2025 Introduction: The Internet’s a Cesspool—Can Law Save Us? Welcome to 2025, where the internet is less a marketplace of ideas and more a dumpster fire of fake news, memes, and conspiracy threads. The Department of Justice (DOJ), under Secretary Jesus Crispin…

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