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Just days after US forces seized Venezuelan President Nicolรกs Maduro, President Donald Trump and his administration escalated rhetoric against multiple governments, signaling a more aggressive US posture across the Western Hemisphere โ and beyond. Trump framed the moment as a reassertion of American dominance. โWe are in the business ofContinue Reading
IPIL, Zamboanga Sibugay โ Cloudy skies and intermittent to heavy rains will continue to affect large parts of Mindanao on Tuesday, January 6, as a trough of a low-pressure area (LPA) and prevailing easterlies influence the region, the state weather bureau said. In its 5:00 a.m. regional forecast, the PhilippineContinue Reading
In late 2025 and early 2026, U.S. foreign policy toward Latin America took dramatic and controversial turns โ from a military operation against Venezuelaโs Nicolรกs Maduro to the pardon of a convicted former Honduran president. These actions raised questions about U.S. motives, credibility, and the broader strategy behind the so-calledContinue Reading
Venezuela President Nicolรกs Maduroย is one of the most polarizing political figures in Latin America. Rising from a modest background as a bus driver and labor organizer. He became the handpicked successor of the late Venezuelan strongman Hugo Chรกvez and ruled Venezuela for more than a decadeโpresiding over a period markedContinue Reading
Claims that Venezuelan President Nicolรกs Maduro has been seized by US forces and brought to the United States have spread rapidly online, triggering celebration among some Venezuelans abroad and anxiety at home. But as of now, the reports remain unverified, raising serious questions about credibility, legality, and geopolitical consequences. HereโsContinue Reading
When the state says 24 million Filipinos are functionally illiterate, the most dangerous response is to treat this as a personal shortcoming โ as if millions simply failed to try hard enough. They did not. This crisis is not the result of laziness, poor parenting, or a lack of โvalues.โContinue Reading
More than 24 million Filipinos aged 10 to 64 are functionally illiterate, according to the Second Congressional Commission on Education (EDCOM 2) โ a figure that exposes deep, long-standing problems in the countryโs education, health, and social protection systems At the same time, millions of children โ especially those withContinue Reading
