At over 96 percent of returns on the 2019 midterm elections transparency server as of writing, former Philippine National Police Chief Ronald “Bato” Dela Rosa is sitting pretty at fifth place.
This is not just another day in the Philippines. After casting our votes yesterday, a huge chunk of the results is in. But it took a long while before the
So here we are, confused and lost on how the election went down. Where do we go from here? Taking on the streets to protests or having a healthy discourse in
Rigga morris. Ang Bagong Luto ni Duterte. Ha(luh)lanfeels. It’s hard to find the right words to describe Eleksyon 2019. The closest might be “unfair.” Plunderers got into the Magic 12,
After three months of enduring annoying campaign jingles and political ads, the campaign season finally ends today. Finally, nothing will interrupt our sleep and our TV-viewing. That’s undeniably a good
Young people, what do we do when everything seems to be falling apart? Unfortunately, going off on our socials, sharing memes, and calling it a day don’t end injustices. What we
The films of Mike de Leon are some of the most politically charged in the industry. Who would forget the brave Sister Stella L., a nun who suddenly found her way
Kabataan Party-list Representative Sarah Elago can’t afford to buy a house of her own. Her statement of assets, liabilities and net worth (SALN) showed her cash climbing from P50,000 to
In this year’s elections, there’s a total of 62 candidates vying for the 12 senatorial seats. While frequent debates and online campaigns do help reveal which platforms make the cut
“Are the police your friends or enemies?” The trailer of On the President’s Orders opens with this cryptic question being asked by a police himself to a group of little—and I
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