Authors
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Wilfredo G. Villanueva
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Cha Coronel Datu
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Juana Pilipinas
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Karl Garcia
- Onwards: Alternative Fuels for Philippine Shipping – Challenges and Pathways Forward
- Maps, Manufacturing, and Recognition
- Security Requires More Than Ships and Weapons
- Polarization, Law, and National Interest in the Philippines: Lessons from the West Philippine Sea, Legal Advocacy, and Design Philosophy
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giancarloangulo
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Irineo B. R. Salazar
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JPilipinas
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karlgarcia
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JoeAm
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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
“O’ Rise Ye Land of Happy Fools”
Analysis and Opinion By Joe America This blog has always been for the Philippines. The basic distinction between here and elsewhere is a choice between building or whining. We choose to build. To build ideas. To build understandings. To build solutions to problems. As the principal writer here, I’m starting to focus on the 2028 … Continue reading
LEILA DE LIMA 2.0
Atty. Leila with her supporters before leaving RTC Muntinlupa Interview by Wilfredo Gatbonton Villanueva Did they just let out Leila de Lima as we know her, or am I interviewing an altogether new person brimming with poetic justice, an undying love of country, whipped up with a muted desire to make things right not only … Continue reading
Filipino kids get cheated by the school system
Analysis and Opinion By Joe America Senator Sonny Angara was appointed Secretary of Education last week. It’s a big job. It’s a huge opportunity. It’s an opportunity to recast education IN FAVOR of kids rather than against them. I don’t know if Secretary Angara is bold enough. Not many are I think. But I hope … Continue reading
THE OLD MAN AND DEMOCRACY
Caption: U.S. marines hoist the American flag on Mount Suribachi in a lull in fighting. By Wilfredo Gatbonton Villanueva U.S. President Joe Biden in his debate debacle with lying former President Donald Trump may have stuttered and appeared frail, but his conviction is intact as in Day One of his campaign for reelection. He was … Continue reading
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The Society of Honor by Joe America 