THE TALE OF THE LADY WHO KNOWS SO MUCH
At the last symposium on Good Governance, held again at Christ the King Mission Seminary, Leonor (Liling) Magtolis Briones shed light on corruption’s dark centers. Not one napped or even… Read more »
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THE TALE OF LONG INVESTIGATIONS LEADING TO OBLIVION (Part 2 of 2)
Gardeners look at the complexity of a simple story Attack as the Best Defence Enrile is almost ninety years old now and as young and alert as any stem-celled octogenarian… Read more »
THE TALE OF LONG INVESTIGATIONS LEADING TO OBLIVION (Part 1 of 2)
Gardeners look at the complexity of a simple story In sum, so far: what the constitutionally tasked Commission on Audit criminally neglected to expose and oppose became a megaton bomb… Read more »
THE TALE OF THE POWER THAT GREW FROM THE BARREL FOR PORK
The Pork Barrel Controversy is heating up again Some Notions and Definitions At the outset let us be clear: pork barrel funds are government monies spent to benefit particular politicians… Read more »
THE TALE OF DREAMERS CHANGING THE DREAM
A Philippine symposium echoes the call of the Amazon[i] Organizer is the Association of Major Religious Superiors in the Philippines’ Justice, Peace & Integrity of Creation Commission (JPICC-AMRSP) in collaboration… Read more »
THE TALE OF GARDENERS “HAVING SOME DRINKS” OVER THE LAST PHILIPPINE ELECTIONS
A Symposium at Estioko Hall, Christ the King Seminary in Quezon City Among the ancient Greeks, a convivial meeting for intellectual discussion, music and drinking was termed a “symposium.”… Read more »