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Voter’s Remorse

I gave away my trusted 3-pin Anker cable a few months ago. With a pin for a USB-A, lightning and USB-C, it was the perfect all-in-one charging cable.  So, I hunted for a replacement. But perhaps due to the ongoing supply chain crunch, it was

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Better disaster mitigation should not be far behind

We have long known that the Philippines is geographically calamity-prone. As our islands straddle the typhoon belt, an area in the western Pacific Ocean where a third of the world’s tropical cyclones form, the low-lying areas of our country are at risk of severe devastation.

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The rise of community changemakers

The ongoing Covid-19 pandemic continues to affect millions of lives and livelihoods around the world. Just as we were seeing steady vaccination and recovery rates, as well as a resurgence of economic activity, a new variant of concern called Omicron began to spread rapidly, fueling

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Are you prepared for the coming economic recovery?

The start of the new year is a boom time for prognosticators. Considering the onslaught that the pandemic wrought on the global economy the past two years, there must not have been a better time to have great economists and strategic planners on board. Their

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Banking on Art

With the recent surge in confirmed Covid-19 cases, the discovery of two new variants, and the reimposition of stricter lockdowns, it’s become apparent that life as we know it has changed dramatically the past year and a half.  This ongoing pandemic has created uncertainty in

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Ilocos Politics

Writing political pieces is not really my cup of tea. But i am filing this feed because it deserves national attention. A daughter of the Fariñas family stands in the way of a full political domination by the Marcos clan in Ilocos Norte province, as

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Finding financial freedom

On June 12 each year, the Philippine Flag is seen waving all over the nation in celebration of our freedom. While we can claim to be free from the shackles of colonialism, many Filipinos find themselves held down by the tyranny of financial hardship. The

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Filipino men log more care work hours due to pandemic

Despite the Covid-19 pandemic forcing families to spend more time at home, Filipinas are still bearing the brunt of unpaid care work.  According to the 2021 National Household Care Survey, commissioned by Oxfam Philippines and partner organizations, when time spent on supervision of dependents is

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