Ramon Ang’s world-class scam

Business columnists and uncritical business reporters – and there are about a dime a dozen of them – have been glorifying the full takeover of the operations of the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) on September, gushing over the new escalators, elevators, walkalators and the clean toilets and bidets and lauding Ramon Ang for promising to spend billions to make the airport world-class. They should stop spouting crap.

DA’s P16-billion farm-to-pocket roads

“Kung sinasabi ng DA na FMRs ang gulugod ng food security at susi sa pagbaba ng presyo ng pagkain, bakit nila hinahayaan na magpatuloy ang sistema ng korapsyon at kapabayaan?” KMP asked.

Tobacco farmers oppose pricing process exclusion

“We are calling for a Php128 per kilo floor price of Virginia tobacco without classification. The grading system keeps farmgate prices down to an average of just Php97 per kilo, while companies can buy tobacco at Php100 to Php150 when it suits them,” STOP Exploitation regional spokesperson Julie Balangue said.

‘It’s not safe here anymore’: Life in a small Philippine coal town

In Villanueva, Misamis Oriental — where two coal-fired power plants dominate the skyline — residents live with health worries they’ve grown almost accustomed to. Many have accepted the trade-off, valuing the jobs and outreach programs the power companies bring. But not Baby Calion. For her, the only solution is to leave town.

Graft will sink the entire country

Religious groups and concerned organizations view this scandal as a stark revelation of a culture of impunity, in which greed undermines public trust and obstructs national progress.

Creative In Approach, If I May State

amusement is created, technique good/such that it adds to language brand of wit/which manifests the obvious mark of brood/of greedy who deserve infernal pit.