Who needs a law to strangle our necks?
Early this year, Undersecretary Manolo Quezon of the Presidential Communications Development and Strategic Planning Office announced that President Benigno S. Aquino III finally gave marching orders for the passage of a Freedom on Information (FOI) Law. (Read Malacanang's primer on the substitute FOI Bill here.)
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Continued from Part 1
US priorities for 21 st century defense
Updating existing military alliances and forging new ones, however, have to be pursued in the midst of the harsh economic realities facing the US. Amid its raging public debt crisis that has been caused in part by costly wars in Iraq and Afghani...
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First of two parts
Manila and Washington have both denied that the bilateral strategic dialogue between their senior diplomats and defense officials last week intends to bring back permanent American military bases in the Philippines. The talks, they said, is just meant to explore increased US military ...
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As if the lengthy exchange of arguments in the Senate impeachment trial is not enough, another battle stage has been set up to further pin down [[Supreme Court]] (SC) Chief Justice [[Renato Corona]]. The Palace accusation: Corona used judicial reform funds from the World Bank (WB) “as a personal pigg...
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