Cito Beltran is a columnist for Philstar.com, focusing on local news and issues in the Philippines. With a keen eye for social and political commentary, Cito's articles cover a range of topics including current events, personal experiences, and cultural observations, providing readers with thought-provoking insights into the local landscape.
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Friday Oct. 25, 2024 – 7:20 a.m. “Sir, please help us. Our home has been flooded.
I'm not one to mock any effort of others to help others. In fact, I have written once or twice that we should encourage everyone to be charitable, to
Under Article 171 of the Revised Penal Code, the penalty for falsification of public documents is prison mayor, which is a type of imprisonment ranging from six (6) years and one (1) day to twelve (12) years.” – Lawyer-philippines
I no longer have any doubts that there are giant beavers in the Philippines and one-eyed DENR officials who are either cyclops or myopic.
The day before the US presidential elections, my friend “Quin” walked up to me visibly frayed and frazzled, worrying over the possibility of a Trump presidency coming back to Washington.
Every now and then, we come across statements of exasperation from Filipinos online. A sadly popular line is the one that goes: “Pilipinas ang hirap
What were some DOTr advisers thinking when they recommended to Secretary Jimmy Bautista that the EDSA Bus Lane be redesigned to counterflow so that non-buses will stop entering the lane?
Early this week, I heard of a message shared in an expat Facebook group, that an “embassy” had messaged their citizens residing in the Philippines, informing them of the availability of a dengue vaccine by next month.
While undertaking a series of corporate trainings and consultancies, I began to take note of certain changes in the business community that has slowly become the rule rather than the exception.
I was recently invited to be a guest on a news and current affairs program to talk about the ongoing investigations of the quad comm.
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