My Journey. Narrated in the Language of Food.
Much has been said of the so-called Alabang Boys, the DOJ letterhead, and not to forget, the telenovela-style drama of the Brodetts. One of the less explosive stories in this entire saga comes from the concern raised by Muntinlupa City’s Continue reading The "Alabang" Tag: Is History Repeating Itself?
If there is one thing the Arroyo administration and its allies are surely notorious for, it would be about its failure to realize that charter change will not be possible under its watch — unless it does a Marcos, declares Continue reading Lesson Not Learned
In case you have not seen it, PGMA was put on the spot when Press Secretary Jesus Dureza prayed that the President be able to serve beyond 2010, at the start of yesterday’s cabinet meeting. Later during the day, the Continue reading Half Meant
Not a few were disappointed with the muchawaited turnout of former Agriculture Undersecretary Jocelyn “Joc-Joc” Bolante’s appearance today. The fireworks and super-charged sound bites did not come from Bolante, but mostly from lawmakers who are positioning themselves for higher office Continue reading No Fireworks from Bolante but from Presidentiables
As you may know by now, the title is no typo for Barack Obama, but the new nickname of the latest politico to publicly declare his intention to run for the presidency in 2010: Makati Mayor Jejomar Binay. Like many Continue reading JOBama?
Embedded video from CNN Video The whole world celebrates change. Change that we hoped for. Change that we believed could happen. Change that is now at the world’s doorstep. With all certainty, the victory of US President-Elect Barack Obama has Continue reading Change Should Start Now