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As the political situation in the Philippines is intensely building up to an explosive climax that is the May 9, 2022 elections, in everyone’s mind… 04/22/2022
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Notebook
Grim and bright scenarios for the PH May 9 presidential elections (Or, Philippine reality politics)
NOTEBOOK: People-powered movements make history
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It’s an honour to give the Opening Remarks in this event, the Andres Bonifacio Festival 2020. Last year, we at the FC-WJNet initially intended to… 12/04/2020
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Revolution in the raw
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A Rustling of Leaves (1988) Following is a film review cum opinion column published in The Philippine Reporter on April 10, 1989. The film was… 09/25/2020
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NOTEBOOK: Why Andres Bonifacio Festival?
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Why a festival of this nature, meaning having a historical content. A quick story. In my first week in Canada in November 1984, I was… 11/22/2019
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Was Rizal an American-sponsored hero?
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More than a week ago, on June 4, an audience of a few dozen mostly Filipino Canadians were awed in a presentation of historical facts,… 06/14/2019
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Red-tagging and troll journalism
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It’s a classic case of “Missing the point, beating around the bush and jumping to conclusion.” It’s way of emphasizing what a writer or journalist… 10/26/2018
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Interesting pictures and quotes
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08/11/2017
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Thoughts on the role of community media
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Keynote Address, PPCO holiday party, Dec. 8, 2016, Toronto Let me acknowledge first the bountiful harvest of recruits PPCO has this year. More importantly, we… 01/13/2017
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‘History will absolve me‘ — Fidel Castro
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(“History Will Absolve Me” is the title of a four-hour speech made by Fidel Castro on 16 October 1953. Castro made the speech in his… 12/09/2016
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The 2016 Philippine elections: Democratic? Hope for change?
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The Philippine presidential and local elections are set for May 9, less than three weeks from now. Already the race for the top executive position… 04/22/2016
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