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Declining trust in Bongbong Marcos an outcome of a lack of applied leadership fundamentals

Posted on April 7, 2024April 9, 2024 By Ramon Ortoll 3 Comments on Declining trust in Bongbong Marcos an outcome of a lack of applied leadership fundamentals
Declining trust in Bongbong Marcos an outcome of a lack of applied leadership fundamentals

We cannot afford to postpone reforms. The nation’s capacity for delivering a better future for its people rests on realizing these reforms. The inauspicious start of the administration of President Bongbong Marcos was indicative of what was perceived. Indeed, it went on to prove true that his 2022 election campaign didn’t have an actual platform…

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Development, Government

Key Duterte initiatives lay foundation for sustained economic growth

Posted on February 14, 2017February 14, 2017 By benign0 12 Comments on Key Duterte initiatives lay foundation for sustained economic growth
Key Duterte initiatives lay foundation for sustained economic growth

Continuing to send Filipino workers overseas to seek and sustain employment is a serious misallocation of human capital. Much the same way as wanton mining in the Philippine countryside took a huge toll on the environment and landscape, exporting people leaves deep scars in the Philipines’ social fabric. And so, here is why the OFW…

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Development, Economy, Society

Duterte vs drugs, Gina Lopez vs the mines: Next up: Who will KILL the jeepneys?

Posted on February 10, 2017 By benign0 17 Comments on Duterte vs drugs, Gina Lopez vs the mines: Next up: Who will KILL the jeepneys?
Duterte vs drugs, Gina Lopez vs the mines: Next up: Who will KILL the jeepneys?

Gina Lopez is one badass government official. Unlike most government officials, she is beholden to no one — not even her own parents who she left at 18 to do missionary work in the slums of Africa. This is presumably the reason Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte chose her to be his Environment Secretary. The Philippines,…

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Development, Economy, Environment

Sec Gina Lopez faces off with miners while VP Leni Robredo, well, holds ANOTHER press conference

Posted on February 9, 2017February 13, 2017 By benign0 7 Comments on Sec Gina Lopez faces off with miners while VP Leni Robredo, well, holds ANOTHER press conference
Sec Gina Lopez faces off with miners while VP Leni Robredo, well, holds ANOTHER press conference

As expected, Vice President Leni Robredo, in her recent press conference remains stuck in issuing motherhood statements about President Rodrigo Duterte’s war on drugs. So much for the symbol of “woman power” she was put up to by her social media fans. Unfortunately for Robredo, that ill-thought-out branding no longer flies — not with the…

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Environment, Government, Media

Mining Sector Giving Up on the Philippines?

Posted on April 9, 2013 By BenK 6 Comments on Mining Sector Giving Up on the Philippines?
Mining Sector Giving Up on the Philippines?

It is probably welcome news to environmental activists but a disappointing turn of events for anyone who likes the idea of tapping the Philippines’ imposing stockpile of mineral resources to attract tangible industrial investment and create jobs: Some subtle hints have recently been made by the companies behind the most promising planned mining operations that…

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Development, Economy, Money Talks

Not the end of the world as we know it

Posted on December 19, 2012 By The Miner 39 Comments on Not the end of the world as we know it
Not the end of the world as we know it

The passage of Senate Bill No. 2865 and House Bill House Bill No. 4244 is not something the Philippine Roman Catholic body, both the Church and its people, should be afraid of. It is not “doomsday” nor “Armageddon” nor the day when evil triumphed over good, as what some hard-core and traditional Catholic thinkers in…

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