By Atty. Howie Calleja
The Philippine Senate, once a bulwark of democratic accountability, now stands accused of abandoning its constitutional duty. Its impartiality has been...
By Atty. Howie Calleja
The 1987 Constitution does not grant the Senate, sitting as an impeachment tribunal, the authority to review Articles of Impeachment submitted...
By Atty. Howie Calleja
Watching the recent convening of the impeachment court—amid a period marked by intense procedural debate—revealed a critical test of the Philippine...
The appointment of Darlene Marie Berberabe as the government’s new lawyer has been met with nods of approval and a collective “finally, someone competent...
By Robert B. Roque, Jr.
What Defense Secretary Gilbert Teodoro said at the recent Shangri-La Dialogue has spread far and beyond Singapore and claimant parties...
