Iris Gonzales is a Reporter and Columnist at Philstar.com. She covers a diverse range of topics including energy policy and regulation, urban design, and corporate sustainability, with a keen focus on architecture, planning, and regional interests. Her work has been featured in notable publications such as Stargate PeopleAsia and MSN.
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Iris Gonzales covers a range of topics related to finance, real estate, business, and legal compliance with a local focus on the Philippines and specifically Cebu. Her articles often cite data and government announcements, indicating that she values factual information and official sources.
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It’s been a grueling and exhausting two weeks just watching events unfold grotesquely at the Senate.
Our beloved ube, that quintessential and famed purple delicacy, is having a moment on the global stage.
If all goes as planned, the Bureau of Immigration (BI), together with a private partner, will implement a new and improved border security system in the country.
Overseas Filipino workers are unhappy with the proposed P480 immigration fee that the Bureau of Immigration may charge as early as the latter part of 2026.
Following widespread backlash on social media over its proposed immigration fee of P480 per round-trip international passenger, the Bureau of Immigration (BI) has committed to reviewing the planned charges.
It was good catching up with Cebu Pacific's executives, led by its CEO Michael Szucs, during a recent roundtable discussion with editors and reporters.
AMSTERDAM – Here in the land of cheese, tulips and liberal policies, I had the honor of listening to some of the world's most important stories of our time, as told by some of the world's most courageous journalists.
AMSTERDAM — Two Filipino photojournalists received their prestigious award from the World Press Photo in a ceremony led by Prince Constantijn of the Netherlands.
I’ve long wanted to write about this after the government flip-flopped on a planned automotive program, but the turmoil in the Senate and its dizzying iterations couldn’t wait.
When Commonwealth president Manuel Quezon uttered his famous line, “I prefer a government run like hell by Filipinos to a government run like heaven
