Country, democracy and economy
MANILA, Philippines—In her Lenten message, President Macapagal-Arroyo vowed once more to eradicate corruption. Her message was an obvious response to […]
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Untrammeled search for truth
MANILA, Philippines—More than just recommending the “Abolition of EO 464,” the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of the Philippines really wanted a
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Let Neri testify
AT THE REQUEST OF THE CATHOLIC BISHOPS—Conference of the Philippines (CBCP), President Macapagal-Arroyo revoked Executive Order 464 and Memorandum Circular
Rage for truth
THE PEOPLE’S confidence in the Arroyo government is deteriorating daily as the corruption scandals hounding it escalate in number and
Risks in airing Hello Garci; a courageous jurist
MANILA, Philippines — During the past days, I have been asked questions on the Supreme Court decision nullifying the threat
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Hail to the Court; a toast to truth
HAIL TO THE PUNO COURT FOR CHAMPIONING press freedom. By stopping the National Telecommunications Commission (NTC) from canceling the operating
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Secretary of Foreign Affairs Alberto G. Romulo during the Reception in Honor of H.E. Archbishop Edward Joseph Adams on February 11, 2008
(Remarks of Dr. Alberto G. Romulo, Secretary of Foreign Affairs, on the occasion of the dinner hosted by former Chief
H.E. Archbishop Edward Joseph Adams during the Reception on February 11, 2008
Nuncio’s Words at the Reception in His Honor offered by Retired Chief Justice Artemio Panganiban, Monday 11 February 2008 Honorable
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Arroyo to ease OFW woes
MANILA, Philippines — I was invited, through Foreign Secretary Alberto G. Romulo, to meet President Macapagal-Arroyo in Malacañang last Feb.
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Hope
MANILA, Philippines–HOPE. THAT IS WHAT RETIRED JUSTICE Jose A. R. Melo’s appointment to the Commission on Elections brought to those