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Deja vu all over again as Typhoon Mario’s devastation of Metro Manila mirrors Ondoy’s in 2009

Posted on September 19, 2014 By benign0 26 Comments on Deja vu all over again as Typhoon Mario’s devastation of Metro Manila mirrors Ondoy’s in 2009
Deja vu all over again as Typhoon Mario’s devastation of Metro Manila mirrors Ondoy’s in 2009

Today may as well have been a day in September 2009 when Typhoon Ondoy struck and devastated Manila. Back then I wrote about the Philippine government’s utter failure to step up and provide relief to hundreds of thousands of its victims (a failure to be repeated many more times since), and how Metro Manilans pretty…

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Civics, Development, Environment, Government

Noynoy Aquino’s arrogance is forcing Filipinos to take matters into their own hands

Posted on September 19, 2014September 19, 2014 By Ilda 25 Comments on Noynoy Aquino’s arrogance is forcing Filipinos to take matters into their own hands
Noynoy Aquino’s arrogance is forcing Filipinos to take matters into their own hands

The mobbing of Budget Secretary Butch Abad by angry students from the University of the Philippines (UP) is a sign that the system in the Philippines has broken down. The fact that a large group of Filipinos did not hesitate to verbally abuse a public official and were even prepared to physically assault him shows…

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Crime, Education, Government, Politics, Society

DSWD relief goods in Davao: looted or confiscated by Typhoon Pablo survivors?

Posted on February 28, 2013 By benign0 5 Comments on DSWD relief goods in Davao: looted or confiscated by Typhoon Pablo survivors?
DSWD relief goods in Davao: looted or confiscated by Typhoon Pablo survivors?

Perhaps it is a bit too much to ask of a government agency such as the Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) to implement leaps in improvement in the efficiency with which they operate within four years. Back in 2009, in the aftermath of the devastation wrought by typhoons Ondoy and Pepeng, then blogger…

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Civics, Environment, Government, Media

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