Problem Solving the Philippines (My Framework)

I do this to eat my share of humble pie so I would be more open to the plans of other people. I force myself to write something like this because this demonstrates something important to me. I cannot think about everything. We all have blind spots. We can learn from other people. Most of … Continue reading

Problem Solving the Philippines: Education facts

by Giancarlo Angulo I will try to up my involvement in writing about the Philippines. Before we can start to problem solve we have to first gather the facts. As a follow up to joe’s post As Ireneo routinely tells me that the people that should be most concerned are the people here like me, … Continue reading

MABUTI MAY BAGUIO AT MAYOR MAGALONG TAYO

Analysis and Opinion an Interview by Wilfredo Villanueva Baguio isn’t just appealing because it’s eight degrees cooler than Manila; it’s also because of its mayor, Benjie Magalong, a magna cum laude graduate of the Philippine Military Academy’s Sandigan class of 1982. His dedication to good governance and integrity sets him apart as a public servant. … Continue reading

Our Securities and Insecurities: A Multifaceted Examination of the Philippines

The Philippines, a Southeast Asian archipelago nation, grapples with a complex web of interconnected “securities” and “insecurities.” This paper explores how the Philippines strives for food security, human security, national security, and maritime security. By examining these interwoven realities, we gain a deeper understanding of the nation’s challenges and ongoing efforts towards stability and progress. … Continue reading

We are A Maritime Nation

By Karl Garcia Former President Rodrigo Duterte has declared September as MaNaMo or Maritime Nation Month in 2017.  We have a rich maritime history. We have a rich maritime history. This can be exemplified by the types of boats documented and discovered throughout our rich history. Our great rivers from North to Southhad been used … Continue reading