Cito Beltran is a columnist at Philstar.com. He focuses on themes such as climate change and environment, water conservation, and health and wellness, often exploring topics related to hydrology, water management, and consumer health. Cito's insights and analyses have been featured in Philstar.com.
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Because of the scarcity in integrity and intellect among those engaged in the political word war in the Philippines, I noticed how people almost
People ask me what can be done about the current political crisis or what has to happen in order for the economy to recover and the Philippines to rise from our broken state of affairs.
More often than not, I can only scratch the surface or simply call attention to a matter I believe is a public concern.
There is a phrase regularly repeated and like clockwork. We hear it during the month of March and the tragedy of its timing is not lost on those who observe Fire Prevention Month.
In a matter of three-plus weeks, Filipinos will be observing the first anniversary of President Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr.'s “Mahiya naman kayo” exposé gone wrong and gone wild.
You don't need a seasoned political analyst to tell you that what goes around, comes around. After the Office of the Ombudsman filed plunder charges against Sen.
In order to get clarity about the case of Sen. Rodante Marcoleta and ex-congressman Mike Defensor, I consulted with an all knowing lawyer who is a cousin of the all knowing doctor a.k.a Atty.
When people hear the term “Province of Rizal,” chances are they do a hard think about where the Province of Rizal starts and where it ends.
Actually, the correct statement would be political solutions of the Marcos Jr. administration, paid for by businesses and homeowners of the Philippines.
Three Cabinet secretaries have been appointed recently and the speed and subtlety that they were appointed now have people asking why.
