Josephus Jimenez is a journalist based in Manila, Philippines, writing for Philstar.com. With a focus on local news and current affairs, Josephus covers a range of topics including politics, social issues, and cultural events. His articles provide insights and analysis on the latest developments in the Philippines, keeping readers informed and engaged.
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Next year's midterm elections in the Philippines shall be an opening salvo for the great presidential confrontasi in 2028.
Indeed, today's dizzying technologies, as well as fast disruptions in politics, economy and cultures have transformed the world into a global village.
The remaining six months of 2024 are crucial to international peace, as the global population of 8,118,835,999 people struggle to survive the imminent
I conducted a survey among my more than 1,000 students in four universities where I am teaching as to the most outstanding senators of the Republic.
Presidential candidate Donald Trump was roaring like the Lion King after his one-sided debate with incumbent President Joe Biden.
My class in Constitutional Law is holding a series of Oregon style debates on the Proposition:
Now that classes are open, it is imperative that both school administrators and classroom teachers should know the scope as well as the limits of their authority over schoolchildren.
Confidentially, this writer had been involved in the think tanks of some past campaigns, formulating strategies of a number of national and local electoral contests in the last 20 years.
By: Josephus Jimenez
The government is being tested on its ability to uphold the administration of justice by three major challenges being posed by high-profile fugitives of justice: Pastor Apollo Quiboloy, Mayor Alice Guo and not to forget former congressman Arnulfo Teves. Can this administration assure the citizens that no one is above the law? That remains to be seen.
It should have been Martin Romualdez for President in 2028 but his numbers in the polls never improved.
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