My Journey. Narrated in the Language of Food.
In the interest of presenting a fair and balanced news story — and commentary — I am posting the October 7 headline story of TV5’s flagship newscast, TEN: The Evening News. Former industry colleague and Palace correspondent Jove Francisco presents Continue reading Pardon for A Family Friend? Part Two
The decision of President Arroyo to grant executive clemency to Claudio Teehankee, Jr., comes as a great surprise, and like many other Palace directives, it came like a thief in the night. It certainly came as a surprise to the Continue reading Pardon for A Family Friend?
We are now is in the midst of two storms. Tuesday night, typhoon Pablo made landfall in Eastern Samar. The whole nation prays for minimal damage, as the government, through the National Disaster Coordinating Council implements all the appropriate measures Continue reading In the Midst of Two Storms
A Philippine Daily Inquirer article on Chief Justice Reynato Puno reminded me of a previous post about the Chief Justice and any possibility of him seeking the presidency later on. For this, Puno does not have a categorical yes or Continue reading Puno for President, Hagedorn's Choice, and Bro. Eddie
The brouhaha over contaminated milk is the type of story that ratings-hungry news producers (like some people I know) would be welcoming with open arms. Certainly, we have seen how the issue over spoiled milk has grabbed more attention than Continue reading Crying Over Spoiled Milk
Senator Panfilo Lacson has, from the very beginning, been quick to deny that there is no politics behind his exposé behind the C-5 Road Extension project, a major headache for Senate President Manny Villar, who is running for President in Continue reading Villar's Headache: Exposé to Nowhere?