Paano Pinipili ang mga Appointee sa COMELEC, COA, AT CSC?
May ilang hakbang tayong puwedeng gawin upang mas maging bukas sa taumbayan ang proseso ng pag-appoint sa mga mahahalagang katungkulang ito. Nitong mga nakaraang linggo, nakita natin ang sunod-sunod na appointment o pagtatalaga sa mga pinuno ng Commission on Elections (Comelec), Commission on Audit (COA), at Civil Service Commission (CSC). Sa Comelec, si Saidamen Pangarungan …
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Dr. Naty, Babaeng Pinakamahusay at Pinakamatalino
Nakita ni Dr. Naty na hindi magpapahiwalay ang kalusugan sa usapin ng kaunlaran, kalikasan, at karapatang pantao ng mga komunidad na pinaglilingkuran niya. Tuwing Marso, ipinagdiriwang ng buong mundo ang Buwan ng Kababaihan o Women’s Month. Dagdag pa rito, ipagdiriwang din natin ang International Women’s Day bukas, Marso 8, 2022. Sa column natin ngayon, nais …
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What a (Vice) President Duterte reveals on the State of the Nation
Co-written with Jayvy Gamboa. The talks of President Duterte’s candidacy as vice president does not only draw attention to the possibility of a continued hold onto power, but also to the question of whether this is a symptom of a more fundamental problem in Philippine politics On July 26, 2021, Monday, the country is set …
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Conspiracy to commit crimes against humanity
“The evidence is abundant.” Quoting from International Criminal Court (ICC) Prosecutor Ms Fatou Bensouda’s “Request for authorisation to open an investigation into the situation in the Republic of the Philippines in connection with President Duterte’s war on drugs (WoD) campaign,” I feature in this column the findings and observations of the prosecutor to support her …
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Not a good time for Charter Change
“The administration, given its track record for the past five years, has lost any credibility to push for something as drastic as charter change.” Once again, the House of Representatives has voted in plenary session to amend the economic provisions of the 1987 Constitution. In essence, the amendments will add the phrase “as provided by …
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Tony La Viña 