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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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.
After the Department of Energy and the power sector started expressing safety concerns over guerrilla solar installers and the need for regulation, it didn’t take long for at least one local government to require technical paperwork and applications and permit for solar power structures.
Forty years ago, I was on the “outside looking in” as a reader of The Philippine STAR. On many occasions, I learned so much from the materials published and was at times quite affected by the things happening in and around “The STAR” as the son of one of its columnists, the late Luis “Louie” D. Beltran.
With her dark sunburned skin, dry frizzled hair, thin frail body and withdrawn demeanor, there was no doubt that Carina was representative of the hardworking women in the province.
How do you tell the difference between an idiot, a gambling addict and the Mafia inside the sabungan or cockpit?
Today’s column title might ring familiar as the theme song from “Top Gun,” but unlike Tom Cruise who loves to perform his stunts, the danger zone I refer to is a place where many people end up performing involuntary stunts or serious accidents.
Today's old English idiom or quotation is considered a sharp reminder for people, particularly leaders and public speakers, to be more self-aware.
