Opinion

PDu30’s reluctance to endorse the Paris agreement on climate change Such reluctance is understandable. It was today’s industrialized countries that caused the heating of Planet Earth through the emission of ...

By Anthony A. Araos Apart from the popular Open Air Museum at barangay Nagacadan in Kiangan and the soon-to-open Museum and Kiangan Cultural Heritage Center are must-see sites for local ...

By Danilo P. Padua, PhD After its pre-launching October last year, the Benguet Agri-Pinoy Trading Center started to operate lightly giving hope to local vegetable farmers for a better deal ...

By Tedler D. Depaynos, MD Tuberculosis or TB in children below 5 years old is called Primary Complex. During our younger days when we basically practiced as a family physician ...

By Estanislao Albano, Jr. (NOTE: This is my answer to the letter of National Greening Program National Coordinator Ricardo Calderon published in the August 16, 2016 issue of the Philippine ...

Why the silence despite the killings The silence of the great majority on the war on drugs just reflects the attitude that “at least the President is achieving good results.” ...

Anthony A. Araos Do you want to spend billions and billions of pesos for the election of delegates to the Constitutional Convention for the purpose of framing a new Charter? ...

By Danilo P. Padua, PhD About two years after my last trip to Davao City, I had a chance to revisit the place. Thanks to an international fruit symposium held ...

By Atty. Antonio P. Pekas The other day I was sitting in court with other lawyers waiting for the judge to come out. One of us was a lawyer who ...

By Estanislao Albanao, Jr. Deprived by the issuance of the Freedom of Information executive order of any possible justification to further withhold the data, National Greening Program (NGP) National Coordinator ...

What price peace? “Peace is the effect of fight.” Thus was the pronouncement of Shrii P. R. Sarkar, the propounder of the Progressive Utilization Theory (PROUT) otherwise known as Progressive ...

By Anthony A. Araos The determination to attract local and foreign tourists at such noted sites as the Peace Museum and the Kiangan Central School, both in Kiangan town, is ...

By Danilo P. Padua, PhD September 2, 2016 was a day of infamy in Davao City. It was a red day, literally. Senseless and mindless person/s made that possible. It ...

By Anthony A. Araos For several decades or so, the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco, California has been a major attraction to countless tourists from around the world. It ...

By Danilo P. Padua, PhD A lot of people had been asking what happened to the cold storage in Wangal, La Trinidad, Benguet as part of the vegetable cold chain ...

By Atty. Antonio P. Pekas The recent announcement of City Mayor Mauricio G. Domogan to clear roads of obstructions is laudable but perhaps is a number of years late. Take ...

By Tedler D. Depaynos, MD The patient is just 23 years old and works as a private miner in a nearby municipality which makes him carry heavy sacks of mined ...

By Estanislao Albano, Jr. FINDING THE ANSWER AFTER 10 YEARS Since 2006 when Aglaia left for college, Florence and I have been the only people in the house except of ...

Illegal drugs mean death If you were a drug addict, you must have considered radical changes in your life. By all means, get off your addiction or you might prematurely ...

By Anthony A. Araos Very bright prospects are in store for Banaue under the able and strong leadership of Mayor Jerry Dalipog. Banaue is, of course, the tourism center of ...