Cito Beltran is a columnist at Philstar.com. He covers a diverse range of themes including regional interest and world news, with a focus on travel and tourism, culture and society, as well as topics such as local economy, economic policy, and pop culture. Cito's insights and commentary can be found featured in Philstar.com.
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ADVERTISEMENT I find myself thinking like the prophet Jonah in relation to the political and economic crisis Filipinos are facing today.
ADVERTISEMENT One of the questions that people ask about our political crisis is, “How did we get to this point?”
ADVERTISEMENT I must confess my surprise if not shock that the government openly took a position against Senator Bato dela Rosa in his bid for a TRO from the Supreme Court.
My younger brother Ricky has certainly come to experience a series of unfortunate events.
If you happen to be a devotee of the cartoon series Garfield, I'm sure that you've heard Garfield declaring that the word “Diet” is simply “Die” with a “T.”
I'll be writing about two topics today, first about how the Foton brand “grew” in front of my eyes (in a manner of speaking) from traditional fossil
Many people say Filipinos don't read. They either rely on spoken directions or simply accept what “experts” or professionals tell them.
Of course, it’s not the actual phrase.
Last Wednesday, a former colleague from Channel 2 reposted a message allegedly from Mr. Pure Energy, Gary Valenciano, praying:
Because of the scarcity in integrity and intellect among those engaged in the political word war in the Philippines, I noticed how people almost
