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Continue reading →: Floods of Cash, Rivers of Lies: SYMS and DPWH’s ₱1-Billion Vanishing ActBy Louis ‘Barok‘ C. Biraogo — August 26, 2025 IMAGINE President Ferdinand Marcos Jr., swaggering onto a Baliwag, Bulacan riverbank on August 20, 2025, ready to bask in the glory of a ₱55-million flood-control masterpiece, dutifully stamped “completed” by the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH). Instead, he’s greeted…
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Continue reading →: Vico’s Digital Dagger: Is Korina’s Cyberlibel Threat a Knockout or a Flop?By Louis ‘Barok‘ C Biraogo — August 26, 2025 In a teleserye-worthy twist, Pasig City Mayor Vico Sotto flung a digital dagger at broadcaster Korina Sanchez, insinuating her “rags-to-riches” interview with flood control tycoons Curlee and Sarah Discaya might’ve cost ₱10 million to polish their image. With a sly asterisk…
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Continue reading →: Senator Pangilinan’s Water Bill: A Flood-Fighting Revolution or Another Pork-Filled Pipe Dream?By Louis ‘Barok‘ C. Biraogo — August 26, 2025 THE Philippines is submerged—not just by relentless floodwaters but by a tidal wave of corruption and bureaucratic bloat. As congressional probes into the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) expose a cesspool of “ghost projects” and political insertions—think ₱545 billion…
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Continue reading →: The Villar Land Fiasco: A Trillion-Peso Ponzi Ploy and the SEC’s Pathetic Paper SlapBy Louis ‘Barok‘ C Biraogo — August 24, 2025 OH, look, another day in the Philippine corporate circus, where the Villar family—real estate titans, political overlords, and accounting alchemists—treats the public market like their personal slot machine. The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has finally noticed, slapping Villar Land Holdings…
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Continue reading →: Marcos’ EO 92: A Pasig River Pipe Dream or Unconstitutional Power Grab?By Louis ‘Barok‘ C. Biraogo — August 24, 2025 WELCOME to another Kweba ng Katarungan takedown, where we slice through the Marcos administration’s latest stunt with a legal machete. Executive Order (EO) 92, signed on August 13, 2025, conjures up the Office of the Presidential Adviser on Pasig River Rehabilitation…
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Continue reading →: Hopes Shattered, Schools in Ruins: Duterte and Marcos’ War Costs the PhilippinesBy Louis ‘Barok‘ C. Biraogo — August 23, 2025 IN A crumbling classroom in Tondo, Manila, 12-year-old Ana huddles over a shared, dog-eared textbook, her dream of becoming a nurse fading amid broken promises. Outside, the air is thick with political venom as Vice President Sara Duterte and President Ferdinand…
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Continue reading →: Submerged in Excuses: Bonoan’s Flood Control Master Plan Sinks Into Bureaucratic AbyssBy Louis ‘Barok‘ C. Biraogo — August 22, 2025 METRO Manila drowns every rainy season, but the government’s grand “flood control master plan” has been missing in action—like a ghost haunting DPWH files. At the center of this soggy circus stands Secretary Manuel Bonoan, turning a P545-billion pool of taxpayer…
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Continue reading →: Panaligan’s AGILA Scam: Lacson’s Crusade to Drain the Corruption SwampBy Louis ‘Barok‘ C. Biraogo — August 22, 2025 A P204-million dike in Oriental Mindoro lies in ruins, its concrete carcass mocked by the raging waters of Typhoon Emong. Above it, “AGILA” banners flutter defiantly, proclaiming Congressman Arnan Panaligan’s supposed triumph. This isn’t just a failed project; it’s a crime…
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Continue reading →: Pork Plunder’s Pawn: Why Cunanan Pays for Honasan’s Untouched SchemesBy Louis ‘Barok‘ C. Biraogo — August 21, 2025 IN THE Philippines, where corruption scandals erupt like monsoon storms, the Sandiganbayan’s August 15, 2025, conviction of former Technology Resource Center (TRC) Deputy Director Dennis Cunanan and Group Manager Maria Rosalinda Lacsamana for graft and malversation over P22.5 million in Senator…
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Continue reading →: Bonoan’s Flood of Failure: How ₱100 Billion Vanished into DPWH’s Ghostly AbyssBy Louis ‘Barok‘ C. Biraogo — August 20, 2025 WELCOME to another sordid chapter of Kweba ng Katarungan’s favorite telenovela: As the Graft Turns. Today, we dive into the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH), where flood control projects—those supposed saviors of soggy communities—have morphed into a ₱100 billion cesspool…






