Special Report

  THIS should have been started, a long time ago. A grape-vine commentary by Archbishop Jose Palma on the “First...

  ROUGHLY 75 years after WWII, how did Japan rise from the ashes of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, with an American...

  IN a Tempo column (2 decades ago), I expressed future concern over Cebu City experiencing a build-up in trash,...

  BACK in 1986, I had the fortune to travel and study with 10 Filipinos in the United States. A...

  IF the incumbency of President Rodrigo Duterte’s “war on drugs” is to be point of reckoning, the 1972 Dangerous...

  IT was in the same yardstick as saving Boracay and the clean-up of Manila Bay. The “environmental overhaul” in...

  SUGGESTED 2020 readings for China observers keen on said country’s vivid prospects, relative to defining what should be the...

  “MY son loved this nation. Its youth and its institutions. He wanted to contribute to the welfare of our...

  REACTION of Senator friends on this issue is, at best, described as lukewarm. They are not in the mood...

  A FEW weeks after the passage of the law on the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (BARMM), and...

  TWO weeks passing, the Philippine Army 1901st Ready Reserve Infantry Brigade, Cebu City Vice Mayor Mike Rama, shoulder to...

  (Final) REVIEW of ebbing ferment for federalist initiatives may be abbreviated as follows: 1) Drive for increased sharing of...

  Part 21 THE flustered, confused, approach to Philippine federalism with various competing models (e.g. PDP, Consultative Committee, House of...

  Part 20 ASIDE from the gargantuan cost previously discussed, more financial burdens will certainly confound the Filipino people. There...

Part 19 COST variables for the shift to a federal form of government are reported as follows. Estimates made by...

  PART 18 FEDERALISM was a catchy campaign tag-line for the sharing of revenues and power, to expedite development and...