By Robert B. Roque, Jr. I’ve got to hand it to Lord Allan Velasco. He found a route to the Speakership, linked up with the
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By Atty. Howie Calleja As the year comes to a close, 2020’s series of unfortunate events had a new chapter named Typhoon Ulysses. In the
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By Manuel L. Morato Simply an observation of the U.S. Election I was criticized by two persons for commenting on the past U.S. elections last
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