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Lakas-Christian Muslim Democrats (Lakas-CMD) national directorate meeting at the historic landmark Manila Hotel: Furthering its role as a proponent of democracy, peace, and progress
Founded in 1991, with the merger of the Partido ng Lakas Tao (People Power Party or Lakas), then headed by presidential aspirant Fidel V. Ramos, and the National Union of Christian Democrats (NUCD) led by the late statesman Raul S. Manglapus, the Lakas-NUCD has been the country’s largest and dominant political party since 1992, the year when its founding president became the Chief Executive of the Republic.
Speaking Out
Ignacio R. Bunye
Reader Martin Ongpin, reacting to my article last week regarding the wide discrepancy between crowd estimates of the police and rally organizers during the Interfaith Prayer Rally last February 29, emailed to me a Google Earth map indicating the areas along Ayala Avenue and Paseo de Roxas which were occupied by rallyists.
Weighing In
Pat Sto. Tomas
I write this at 4 a.m. (11 a.m. Manila time) in Kampala, Uganda under a mosquito net. I last saw a mosquito net in Oriental Mindoro but it was rectangular in shape and multi-colored.
Enhancing security and safety in civil aviation
Secretary Leandro R. Mendoza
(Speech delivered during the press conference and presentation of the Civil Aviation Authority Bill to the Air Transporation Office (ATO) officials and employees at ATO, MIAA Road, Pasay City, on March 4, 2008)
Business Beat
Melito Salazar Jr.
After training at Skokie, Illinois for The Rotary Foundation mid-February, my wife and I visited our daughter Maileen in Cambridge, Mass.
Second Thoughts
Edilberto C. De Jesus
MANILA, Philippines—Was it "arrogant" for Former Senior Government Officials to give the President one week to implement their suggested actions?
A woman caught in adultery
John 8:1-11
The next facet: Internal process
Jesus P. Estanislao
At the end of the day, we are known for the work we do and how well we do it.
The urgency now to ratify JPEPA
The looming recession in the United States that is expected to wreak havoc on volatile world economic conditions will not spare our newly gained momentum of economic growth.
Questions about our coal needs & supply
Floro Mercene
Two prominent election lawyers are wondering why a lady Comelec legal officer is throwing her weight around in the Commission, such as unilaterally making decisions without the imprimatur of the Comelec commissioners.
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