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Ralph Recto's 4Ms: How to survive the Cabinet – and the role of media - Vimarsana News

Ralph Recto's 4Ms: How to survive the Cabinet – and the role of media

Finance Secretary Ralph Recto gets wise advice on how to survive as a member of the Cabinet, and adds a piece of his own

IN NUMBERS: Things to know about the Philippine Supreme Court and its justices - Vimarsana News

IN NUMBERS: Things to know about the Philippine Supreme Court and its justices

Four incumbent justices – Hernando, Marquez, Kho, and Singh – will serve across four presidents as they retire in 2036

Relevant experience as qualification for the presidency - Vimarsana News

Relevant experience as qualification for the presidency

The current system of choosing the presidential candidates to lead the nation is provided in the 1987 Constitution.

The making of 'trapos' | Manny Dooc - Vimarsana News

The making of 'trapos' | Manny Dooc

Nowadays, it is de rigueur to look down on people in government. And we cannot blame the public who generally hold our elective public officials in contempt. While campaigning for votes, they would endlessly talk about their deep compassion for little people. But once they assume office, they show their real character—unprincipled,…

The choices Filipino farmers make - Vimarsana News

The choices Filipino farmers make

The choices Filipino farmers make By JUSTIN UMALI SANTA ROSA, Laguna – Rommy Torres is a farmer in Sitio Compra, Barangay San Mateo, Norzagaray, Bulacan. He was a quiet man who cultivated bananas and other root crops. Last year, agents from Royal Moluccan Realty Holdings, inc. fenced off 75.5 ha. of disputed land and separated farmers like Torres from their crops. RMRHI has tried to stake its claim to the land since 1998, but the farmers have lived there since the 1950s. Last February 3, Torres entered the fence to harvest his bananas. He failed to return home that day, and was found stuffe...