Wednesday , 29 July 2026

Points of View & Perspectives

October, 2017

  • 22 October

    Useless impeachment

    It is distressing to see the single-minded obsession of the House of Representatives to impeach Commission on Elections ( Comelec) Chairman Andy Bautista putting all the other pressing issues staring at us in the face to the back burner.

  • 22 October

    Beauty in New Zealand

    By Jun Ledesma New Zealand is not all about sheep and cattle.

  • 15 October

    FDA marks gains, faces threats

    It looks like the Food and Drugs Administration (FDA) is measuring up to public expectations and delivering on the promises it made.

  • 15 October

    SmileTrain Philippines celebrates World Smile Day

    By Hananeel C. Bordey The world’s largest cleft charity celebrated World Smile Day in honor of the people who contributed to their cause and helped change the lives of children born with untreated clefts in the Philippines last October 5 at I’M Hotel, Makati City.

  • 15 October

    Net satisfaction guaranteed

    By Allan Mediante While the President’s net satisfaction rating from June 2017 to September 2017 dropped in the Visayas, Luzon, and in Metro Manila, it remained steady here in Mindanao.

  • 9 October

    After Jinggoy, will Bong and Janet be free soon?

    After Jinggoy, will Bong and Janet be free soon?

  • 9 October

    Two decades of onerous water deals

    By Water for the People Network The 20th anniversary of the privatization of the Metropolitan Waterworks and Sewerage System (MWSS) in August was considered a milestone by privatization proponents.

  • 9 October

    Asean fuels success in the region

    The Association of Southeast Asian Nations (Asean) has significantly helped its member-states achieve economic progress, a Vietnamese senior economic official said.

  • 1 October

    Andy Bautista gets one-year reprieve

    Commission on Elections (Comelec) Chairman Andres Bautista can now heave a sigh of relief, at least for one year, after the Committee on Justice of the House of Representatives dismissed the impeachment complaint filed against him for being insufficient in form.

  • 1 October

    Federalism may worsen inequality—PIDS forum

    A shift to federalism at this time could worsen regional inequality given the existing highly imbalanced and inequitable political and economic development among regions, provinces, and cities across the country.