Voices
The true voice of the Filipino, featuring work from both our staff and our fans.
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Bangka ng Pag-asa: Fishing Boat Donation Supports Fisherfolk in Lucena City
Fishing families in Barangay Talao-Talao, Lucena City, rely on the sea as their primary source of livelihood. Many fishermen begin…
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Solo Concert Tips: Turn Me-Time into an Epic Experience!
Going to a concert alone may sound intimidating, but trust me when I say it’s a fulfilling experience. On March…
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Business Leaders Push for Renewable Energy Amid Oil Crisis
Rising geopolitical tensions in the Middle East are once again tightening global oil supply and pushing prices higher. Disruptions along…
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Do Filipinos Really Need 12% VAT?
The Philippines imposes one of the highest consumption taxes in Southeast Asia, with a 12-percent value-added tax (VAT) on goods,…
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Nina Morales: Daughter, Sister, Artist
For Nina Morales, creativity has always been woven into her everyday life, from the soft clatter of scissors to the…
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Philippine Business Leaders Call for Action as Middle East Conflict Threatens OFWs
The conflict in the Middle East escalated this week after the United States and Israel launched coordinated airstrikes on Iran…
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Nadine Lustre Will Always Be Our Pop Girl
Before she became the box-office force and activist we know today, Nadine Lustre built her career in spaces many Filipinos…
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“Diskarte” Culture: Is it a Lifehack or a Lack of Discipline?
In the Philippines, “diskarte” culture is celebrated as cleverness, ingenuity, and the ability to stretch every peso. Ask someone who’s…
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Is People Power Dead? 40 Years Later, Now What?
For many Filipinos today, EDSA feels less like a symbol of democracy and more like a traffic update. But its…
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EDSA 1986: Triumph or Temporary Victory?
From February 22 to 25, 1986, millions of Filipinos stood on EDSA facing tanks and rifles with nothing but rosaries,…
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