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Former president Joseph Ejercito Estrada won the mayoralty race in Manila. The Commission on Elections proclaimed him the winner, and […]

The Supreme Court launched recently in the Regional and Metropolitan Trial Courts of Quezon City a new pilot program, called

The discrepancies, variances or differences (or whatever the Commission on Elections wants to call them) between the manual count and

Applauding the economy’s giant 7.8-percent leap for the first quarter of the year, the World Bank and the Management Association

Public school teachers, whom the Commission on Elections always deputizes to administer the polls at the precinct level, are the

Now that President Aquino has thumbed down proposals to change the economic provisions of our Constitution, our officials should turn

With due respect to the Commission on Elections, I find no legal and factual basis for the proclamation in installment

Despite scathing criticisms damning the PCOS (precinct count optical scan) system, the automated elections will be held tomorrow (Monday) as

The Framework Agreement on the Bangsamoro forged last year was merely a road map, or a work in progress to

Because of the growing worldwide interest in our surging economy, retired Justice Adolfo S. Azcuna, a member of the 1986