Layout by French Templonuevo | The Red Chronicles Last 2022 National Elections, the Filipino nation was confronted with the unsightly horrible face of suffrage. That, its grisly semblance is nothing but a paradox—an illusion of a democratic choice. In a semi-colonial and semi-feudal state, the political power of the same bureaucrats knows no frontiers. Through …
MANILA PH—EDSA I, being painted as a bloodless picture of a revolution, is perhaps one of the dubious claims in Philippine political history. The EDSA Uprising is never a bloodless revolution. While it is true that no bloodshed was witnessed in the square where the Edsa Shrine is now erected, history cannot deny its eyes …
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Editorial Writer | Kim V. Naparan/THE RED CHRONICLES Layout by Luis Marco Mendoza/THE RED CHRONICLES As early as the 1970s, Asian countries began to claim islands and zones in the South China Sea, such as the Spratly Islands. The failure of Asian leaders to resolve the issue within this region gave birth to more complex …
[This editorial was published on The Red Chronicles Volume 13, Issue 2, AY 2019-2020] Chaos ensued when the current COVID-19 pandemic broke out months ago. The world was caught off-guard. Millions were infected and thousands have lost their lives. No country was spared from this invisible enemy. Health authorities and governments had to act fast, …
[This editorial was published on The Red Chronicles Volume 13, Issue 1, AY 2019-2020] The daily commute in Metro Manila is now at its worst point. The horrendous traffic in the metro has reached an alarming level, which could already qualify the situation as a state of mass transportation crisis. This problem calls for a …
[EDITORIAL] Are We There Yet? And Other Questions Asked While Stuck In Traffic Read More »