The Malacañang-DFA disconnect
It’s clear that foreign relations is not among PNoy’s strong points and he needs a competent adviser on this area.
Archive for the Category ‘Blogs’
The honorable peculiarities of Filipino English
Why did Pinoys invent titles for professionals? Why the fetish for professional titles like Atty., Arch., and Engr.?
September 5, 2010 | Posted in Blogs | Read More »
Tips on how to stick to your budget
Until you are wealthy enough not to have to look at the price tag, you need to have a budget. Let’s review the process of making a budget.
Unsilenced
“People are born, they live and they die. They don’t disappear.” But it happens. In the Philippines the practice is more known as “salvaging” a cruel play on the word that connotes “saving.”
Vetting the VAT
It seems that the rationale for imposing a VAT on highway tolls comes from the same legislators who now say that it was not their intention to apply a VAT on those.
September 1, 2010 | Posted in Blogs | Read More »
Mindanawons in PNoy’s government
The politics of Mindanao separatism, while rooted in distinct and separate identity, arises in the context of poverty, neglect and politics of exclusion.
September 1, 2010 | Posted in Blogs | Read More »
Mindanawons in PNoy’s government
The politics of Mindanao separatism, while rooted in distinct and separate identity, arises in the context of poverty, neglect and politics of exclusion.
September 1, 2010 | Posted in Blogs | Read More »
Mindanawons in PNoy’s government
The politics of Mindanao separatism, while rooted in distinct and separate identity, arises in the context of poverty, neglect and politics of exclusion.
September 1, 2010 | Posted in Blogs | Read More »
Alexis Tioseco & Nika Bohinc: Babang Luksa
One year ago on this day, two lives, young, in love, still in the middle of making a difference, were snuffed out.
August 31, 2010 | Posted in Blogs | Read More »
China’s flag raising
Foreign news agencies reported last Friday that China “had used a small, manned submarine to plant the national flag deep beneath the South China Sea”.
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