Midnight chief justice
MANILA, Philippines—The Constitution provides that chief justices (in fact, all justices and judges) are to be appointed by the president […]
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MANILA, Philippines—The Constitution provides that chief justices (in fact, all justices and judges) are to be appointed by the president […]
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MANILA, Philippines—The National Democratic Institute (NDI), a US-based think-tank that works in 110 countries and is associated with US President
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MANILA, Philippines—It is said that two things are indispensable in running a country: brains and brawns; right and might; legitimacy
MANILA, Philippines—All this time, I have written mostly about unnerving delays in the Comelec timetable and the absolute need for
Why did Comelec junk two poll safeguards? Read More »
MANILA, Philippines–With only 71 days before election day, a reversion to full manual count is no longer doable. Sad to
Help Comelec anyway Read More »
MANILA, Philippines—A Western-style absolute divorce between spouses who are both Filipinos—even if obtained abroad—is not valid here. Although divorce is
Divorce, Pinoy style Read More »
MANILA, Philippines—Awed and mesmerized. That’s how I felt as I addressed the recent Second National Congress of the Clergy. I
Justice and love on Valentine’s Day Read More »
MANILA, Philippines—To stop President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo from prolonging her stay, a senator whose term expires only in 2013 should be
Can the Senate stop an Arroyo holdover? Read More »
MANILA, Philippines — In a pastoral statement issued last weekend, the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of the Philippines (CBCP)—through its new
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THE PLEA bargaining documents, which released retired Maj. Gen. Carlos F. Garcia from detention, are—in my humble view—invalid. These documents
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