Editorial
THINGS seem to be looking up these days for Philippine tourism.
Following the overwhelming support given to the Department of Tourism’s new ad campaign “It’s More Fun in the Philippines,” yet another accolade has been bestowed upon the country—the confirmation of the Puerto Princesa Underground River (PPUR) in Palawan as one of the New7Wonders of Nature.
Last Updated ( Friday, 03 February 2012 18:03 )
Read more...WHILE we continue to witness the resumption of the Corona impeachment trial, let us not forget other things that are important – relevant enough to become newspaper headlines.
Like physics, politics follows a law of equal and opposite pairs of action and reaction forces.
Considered as the “modern-day heroes” of the Philippines, migrant Filipino workers are the greatest contributors to our country’s economic stability.
Perhaps, this may be the reason why our lawmakers collectively agreed that our Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs) should not be stripped off their right to vote, even if they are outside the country.
WHEN it comes to words, as in all endeavors, the simpler the better.
Trying the country’s Chief Justice is a worrisome undertaking. An issue of national scale, its developments should be able to employ the Filipino’s stance, as constituents, on matters which concern them.
THE recent report that the country’s economy has improved during the fourth quarter in 2011 may be music to one’s ears, but for President Benigno Aquino III, economic growth goes beyond than numbers and figures.
In his speech during the third recognition ceremony for government institutions (which attained International Organization for Standardization (ISO) 9001 certification) in Malacañang, President Aquino stressed that growth should not only be seen in papers, but must be felt by the Filipinos as well.
