The Philippines Today, Yesterday, and Tomorrow
Who will succeed the Punong Barangay? In case of death, removal from office, physical incapacity, or fails to qualify. I read this post by DZMM Teleradyo, to wit: kapapanalo pa lamang na kapitan sa Brgy.Duhatan Balayan sa Batangas na si Barangay Kapitan Jingo Sherwin Barros, patay sa pamamaril kaninang hapon, kasamahan nito, sugatan In case … Read more
Members of the commission on appointments confirmed the appointment of new DAR Secretary John Castriciones during its deliberation on May 30, 2018, held at the Senate in Pasay City, Philippines. Secretary of Agrarian Reform John Rualo Castriciones graduated as Magna cum Laude with a bachelor’s degree in political science at the then Trinity College of … Read more
Pag-Ibig Savings Program is a fast and affordable way for members to save for their future. Qualified members are given access to short-term loans (STL) for their immediate needs and a housing loan with easy payment terms and low-interest rates. The monthly savings with Pag-Ibig fund is P100. However, the member may increase … Read more
Is it time to restore the death penalty in the Philippines? This is the matter discussed this Friday in the DZMM “Usapang de Campanilla” Â program. Will the imposition of the death penalty solve the drug problem plaguing the Philippines? It was January last year that the proposal restoring the death penalty in the Philippines was … Read more
Federalism in the Philippines, Is it possible? I once heard President Duterte during the election period before he became President that he favors federalism or a federal form of government. Is it possible? Let the congress of the Philippines decide. The Philippines is a Democratic and Republican State. The essence … Read more