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Liveblogging Corona Judgment Day
In a few minutes the nation will witness the historic decision of the Senate of the Philippines either for the conviction or acquittal of Supreme Court Justice Renato C. Corona. 2:25 – Senate se… more →
"Ang Bag-ong Balatukan"
Same-Sex Marriage and the Philippines
wrote 13 hours ago: President Obama recently declared his support for same-sex marriage. This will undoubtably affect th … more →
May 29, 2012 - History in the Philippines
wrote 3 days ago: While most parts in the USA enjoyed their memorial day on the 28th of May, a day after, May 29, here … more →
Somewhere, It Leads Us
wrote 4 days ago: Tuesday, 29th day of May brought down the verdict of the highest man in our Philippine Judiciary, Th … more →
Glimpses of the Man Behind the Red Robe During Impeachment Trial
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wrote 4 days ago: Caught the Senate President Juan Ponce Enrile this morning being interviewed by Karen Davila on Hea … more →
Quo Vadis CJ?
wrote 4 days ago: Would it be proper now if we just call him plain “Attorney”? For the past five months, I … more →
Impeachment and why I am underwhelmed by it...
wrote 4 days ago: Credits (Picture not related but I just wanted to post some cute in this entry) May 29, 2012… … more →
What Do They All Know?
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wrote 4 days ago: With umbrellas to protect them from the heat of the 2:00 PM sun, they held their signs that represen … more →
[What happens now?] Marmelisms ~ May 29, 2012
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wrote 4 days ago: The CJ has been convicted. What happens now? At the start of this hullabaloo, as far as my understan … more →
Day 44: Judgment Day
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wrote 4 days ago: It’s 20-3 ! The verdict – GUILTY … more →
Guilty!
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wrote 4 days ago: The Senate of the Philippines, acting as an impeachment tribunal, found Chief Justice Renato Corona … more →
Liveblogging Corona Judgment Day
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wrote 4 days ago: In a few minutes the nation will witness the historic decision of the Senate of the Philippines eith … more →
Day 43 - The Closing Arguments
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wrote 5 days ago: PALUSOT! That reverberated through the august halls of the Senate and through the consciousness of t … more →
Substance vs. legal interpretation
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wrote 5 days ago: The closing arguments of both the prosecution and the defense in the case of People of the Philippin … more →
Paths Forward After the Corona Impeachment
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wrote 6 days ago: I haven’t written anything about what’s happening the Philippines in a long time. Here … more →
Corona's move after Senate impeachment
wrote 1 week ago: Lawyer Serafin Cuevas spoke on May 25 about plans by his defense team to look at possibly filing wit … more →
Desperation breeds--humility?
wrote 1 week ago: In today’s resumption of the testimony of Chief Justice Renato Corona before the Impeachment C … more →
My Observations and Reactions to People's Reaction Concerning the CJ Corona Impeachment Trial
wrote 1 week ago: For a semi-kilometric title, I will give justice to the cornucopia of kilometric reactions on the in … more →
Prelude to SC action?
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wrote 1 week ago: The walkout by Chief Justice Renato Corona, the alleged hypoglycemia ailment, and eventually the ICU … more →
Day 41, The Shortest One Ever
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wrote 1 week ago: It took all of 26 minutes before the 41st day of trial adjourned. There were 22 senators present a … more →
