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Robert B. Roque, Jr.

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FIRING LINE: Firecrackers can spoil the fun

By Robert B. Roque, Jr. We are a nation that loves Christmas so much and all the traditions wrapped into it. Most of the time,...

FIRING LINE: Healthcare down the drain

By Robert B, Roque, Jr. While previous administrations advocated for a national health plan, this administration is abandoning it altogether — dismantling a system that...

FIRING LINE: Healthy savings at the expense of the sick

By Robert B. Roque, Jr. For a state-run firm with a mandate of saving lives in hospitals, the Philippine Health Insurance Corp. (PhilHealth) is a...

FIRING LINE: Gunning for amendments

By Robert B. Roque Senator Ronald “Bato” dela Rosa is batting for amendments to the 11-year-old Comprehensive Firearms and Ammunition Regulation Act (Republic Act No....

FIRING LINE: PNP rants over foreigner wearing police uniform to Xmas party

By Robert B. Roque Jr. The Philippine National Police (PNP) is up in arms — not against criminals or syndicates — but against a Christmas...

FIRING LINE: 3 days of Metro road deaths

By Robert B. Roque A string of road deaths has disturbed Metro Manila, beginning on Thursday last week, December 5, when a 10-wheel truck barreled...

FIRING LINE: SMC exposes scammers

By Robert B. Roque, Jr. I caught wind of this months ago, alongside bogus invitations to invest in supposed business ventures of the top tycoons....

FIRING LINE: Where’s the good side in all of this?

By Robert B. Roque, Jr. This is one of the most twisted political scenarios I’ve witnessed in my lifetime; and sadly, we all get to...

FIRING LINE: If only Sara answered the money question

By Robert B. Roque, Jr. From the moment I heard the news of Vice President Sara Duterte camping out at The Batasan — the territory...

FIRING LINE: Cheap housing and cheaper talk

By Robert B. Roque, Jr. The country’s housing numbers paint a dire picture: 3.7 million informal settler families, with half a million in Metro Manila...

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