But behind the smiles, the crocodiles never leave.
Crown on the head,
Rice sack in the hand,
Crocodiles still lurking behind.
But behind the smiles, the crocodiles never leave.
Crown on the head,
Rice sack in the hand,
Crocodiles still lurking behind.
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World Bank’s Red Light: When Photo Ops Can’t Hide Economic Warnings
The World Bank warns of slowing Philippine growth due to weak investment and governance issues, contradicting celebratory narratives surrounding recent meetings with President Marcos. ...more
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Left on Schedule, Missing on Record: The Case of a Former DPWH Chief Who Has Yet to Come Home
Former DPWH Secretary Manuel Bonoan has not returned to the Philippines despite declaring a December return date, as investigations continue into alleged ghost flood-control projects linked to his ten... ...more
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₱529.6 Billion Approved: Less Fat, Same Test for DPWH
DPWH receives a ₱529.6 billion budget for 2026 after ₱20.7 billion was cut due to overpriced materials, raising questions about oversight, readiness, and long-term accountability. ...more
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BBM Honors Apo Lakay: 36 Years Since Ferdinand Marcos’ Passing
September 28 marked the 36th death anniversary of former President Ferdinand E. Marcos. In a heartfelt Facebook post, President Bongbong Marcos paid tribute to his late father, calling him “Apo Lakay”—a term of endearment that carries deep Ilocano respect.
The post was not just a remembrance of a father but also a nod to the continuing influence of Marcos Sr.’s legacy. Behind BBM’s message is the weight of history, political debates, and the enduring presence of the Marcos name in Philippine politics.
The collage shared by the President reflected both nostalgia and continuity—a youthful Ferdinand Marcos, his official portrait, and BBM himself standing as a symbol of continuity.
For supporters, the message was a reminder of dreams yet to be fulfilled. For critics, it sparks questions about the narrative of history and its place in today’s governance.
One thing is clear: 36 years after his death, Ferdinand E. Marcos remains a central figure in the nation’s political conversation.
When Accusation Replaces Evidence: Guanzon’s Rant and the Limits of Political Critique
December 17, 2025
Former election commissioner Rowena Guanzon sparked controversy after releasing a video commentary attacking President Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr., making sweeping claims about his health, decision-making, and fitness to lead.
Her message was emotional, blunt, and unfiltered—calling for Marcos to resign and painting him as unfit to serve as commander-in-chief amid economic hardship and rising unemployment.
But while frustration is understandable in a struggling economy, the Eagle pauses at a critical line:
When critique abandons evidence, it weakens its own cause.
Public officials—especially presidents—must be scrutinized. They must be questioned on policy failures, economic decisions, corruption, and leadership direction. These are fair, necessary, and democratic demands.
What crosses the line is when medical accusations are made without proof, when personal attacks replace institutional critique, and when outrage becomes performance rather than persuasion.
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He Doesn’t Want a Reenacted Budget—But Deadlock Is the Direction
December 17, 2025
Malacañang insists that President Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. does not want a reenacted budget for 2026. The Palace says everyone knows it, Congress knows it, and all measures are supposedly being taken to prevent it.
And yet—here we are.
Delays in the bicameral conference committee continue, disagreements persist, and the risk of a reenacted budget remains very real. Even the Department of Finance has raised concerns, warning that a reenacted budget could delay projects already stuck in limbo.
The contradiction is hard to ignore.
If the President truly does not want a reenacted budget, why does the process keep drifting toward one?
Quick and Solid—But Is It Deep Enough? When Anti-Corruption Meets the Global Stage
December 17, 2025
Ombudsman Crispin ‘Boying’ Remulla declared before the international community that the Philippine government’s response to the flood-control corruption mess has been “quick and solid.”
Speaking at the United Nations Convention against Corruption (UNCAC) in Doha, Remulla said systemic corruption in flood-control projects had been uncovered, evidence evaluated, and charges filed—placing several high-level officials before the Sandiganbayan.
On the world stage, the message was clear:
The Philippines is acting.
The Philippines is accountable.
The Philippines is serious.
DTI’s ₱500 Noche Buena Budget: Clarification or Komedya?
November 29, 2025
DTI Secretary Cristina Roque attempted to clarify the viral backlash surrounding the agency’s suggested ₱500 Noche Buena budget, saying it was meant for a simple meal for a small family — including ham, spaghetti, and other basic holiday items.
Pero imbes na lumiwanag ang paliwanag, mas lalong lumakas ang tawanan ng bayan.
Maging si DTI Undersecretary Marilou Toledo-Castro, caught off-camera laughing in disbelief, seemed to confirm what ordinary Filipinos already knew:
Hindi talaga kakasya ang ₱500.
Hindi ngayon. Hindi sa presyo ngayon. Hindi sa Pilipinas ngayon.
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