Still on the wherewithal of federalism
The Woolman and Bishop study on African Constitutional Law is admirable for both the amplitude of its scope and the degree of the analysis into...
Read moreThe Woolman and Bishop study on African Constitutional Law is admirable for both the amplitude of its scope and the degree of the analysis into...
Read moreIt might be helpful, as we take up the pesky issue of the wherewithal of federalizing, to find out how others have divided the pie...
Read moreAfter I had posted my challenge to the Executive Branch to enunciate its position without equivocation on federalism, and suggesting that Secretary Carlos Dominguez and...
Read moreHOODWINKING THE PEOPLE...The ConCom was constituted to draft a constitution for a federal Philippines. That is exactly what we did. But there seems to be...
Read moreNot knowing exactly what Justice Samuel Martires” said or wrote or ruled in regard to Overall Deputy Ombudsman Carandang, I can only rely on the...
Read moreDoes one fling open the gates of a university so that the hordes coming from the K to 12 basic education scheme may freely troop...
Read moreI feel the need to come to the defense of social justice—both against those who discredit it and against those who have abused it. It...
Read moreThat was the year two presidents were sworn in, not directly by the people’s mandate but by fiat of their Supreme Courts. In the Philippines,...
Read moreMy parents had him as their professor in civil law, and they sang his praises very highly. He was a sought-after professor, they said, not...
Read moreThe President delivers the traditional State of the Nation Address today. His supporters will applaud him. Many will heckle him as he makes his way...
Read moreAfter almost a month of consecutive pump price increases, Filipinos can expect rollbacks of as much as P3 per liter...
Read moreA mascot wearing a dinosaur costume attracts the attention of shoppers at a mall in Cubao, Quezon City on Saturday,...
Read moreA policemen arrests the driver of a wayward car that barreled into another vehicle and three motorcycles along Roxas Blvd....
Read moreHouse Majority Leader and Leyte Rep.Martin Romualdez (center, holding microphone) heads a congressional delegation in a meeting with visiting South...
Read moreIt may be true that justice grinds ever so slowly in the Philippines. Consider this. It took the Office of...
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