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Three highly influential appointments of the incoming Marcos Jr. administration

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Three highly influential appointments of the incoming Marcos Jr. administration

The Uniteam ticket of the Marcos-Duterte tandem cruised to power when they successfully won their respective positions astoundingly. This unprecedented moment is historical in a sense that they’ve gained a supermajority that gives the incoming administration a powerful mandate not only to continue the gains of the outgoing Duterte presidency but also to materialize their…

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Development, Economy, Government

Declassified CIA dox reveal Cory Aquino blamed CPP-NPA for human rights abuses in 1988

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Declassified CIA dox reveal Cory Aquino blamed CPP-NPA for human rights abuses in 1988

Documents publicly-available from the United States’ Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) website detail reports on human rights violations that allegedly occurred under the administration of President Cory Aquino. The documents, dated between the 15th and the 29th December 1988, cite reports issued by London-based Amnesty International that assert that incidences of torture perpetrated by the Armed…

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Crime, History, Politics

Yellowtards expected a rumble but SMNI News delivered rare CONVERSATION and a chance for the better candidates to be heard

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Yellowtards expected a rumble but SMNI News delivered rare CONVERSATION and a chance for the better candidates to be heard

The biggest losers in last night’s debate at Okada Manila organised by SMNI News were the top Opposition aspirants for Second Place — Leni Robredo, Isko Moreno, Manny Pacquiao, and Ping Lacson. They missed out on an event that drew eyeballs and opened the door to presidential candidates that had for so long been unceremoniously…

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Media, Politics

Various Opposition factions led by the Yellowtards and communists are trying to out-WOKE each other

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Various Opposition factions led by the Yellowtards and communists are trying to out-WOKE each other

It seems that amongst the warring factions of the Opposition, the contest seems to be about who is the wokest of the lot. The bickering between the Yellowtards and the communists, for example, was about who is really genuinely against the anti-terror law. They quibble over the oxymoronic notion of a “humane” counter-insurgency program. And…

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Politics, Society

Bongbong Marcos banned from travel to the United States and Switzerland: What this means for Filipinos

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Bongbong Marcos banned from travel to the United States and Switzerland: What this means for Filipinos

Members of the Opposition Yellowtard bloc are making it look like presidential candidate Bongbong Marcos’s being banned from setting foot on the soil of the Philippines’ former colonial master is a bad thing. It could be because of their recent falling out with the communists and, now as a result, are opposed to the single…

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History, Politics

Revising the 1987 Constitution could put an end to communist insurgencies in the Philippines

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Revising the 1987 Constitution could put an end to communist insurgencies in the Philippines

Issues regarding communist insurgencies in the Philippines are once again the talk of the town as the country prepares to elect its next chief executive. The current administration has been aggressive in addressing problems associated extreme leftist groups and their armed counterparts. Definitely, the next head of government would inherit these successes as the military…

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Business, Charter Change, Development, Economy

The Dutertes need to ditch Bong Go to secure their legacy and assure their place in Philippine history

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The Dutertes need to ditch Bong Go to secure their legacy and assure their place in Philippine history

A united camp once regarded as inclusive of both supporters of Bongbong Marcos and those of the Duterte family is no more thanks to events that transpired over the weekend. Sara Duterte’s filing of candidacy for vice president under Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo’s Lakas-CMD party was regarded by many as her move to run in tandem with…

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Politics

Sara Duterte’s VP candidacy: Yellowtards will be crying bloody “mockery of democracy” over the next six months!

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Sara Duterte’s VP candidacy: Yellowtards will be crying bloody “mockery of democracy” over the next six months!

What else would one expect from a crybaby Opposition of no substance other than to see them criticising the rules of the game they had signed up to when they realise they are losing? Whatever news that would have come out as the week ends with the Commission on Elections’ (COMELEC) “substitution” deadline today (they…

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Politics