By The Red Chronicles | Photo Courtesy | AP News MUNTINLUPA, PH—Earlier last month, the House Prosecution Panel was ‘baffled’ by the directive of the Senate impeachment court to ‘remand’ the Articles of Impeachment back to the House of Representatives. The aforementioned prosecution team initially raised a motion as they sought clarity from the controversial …
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By Atty. Sarah Liliana S. Tronqued | The Red Chronicles Photo by Anne Naig | The Red Chronicles Dear Bedans, This coming midterm elections, what we have entitled here at The Red Chronicles as the “Next-Gen Elections,” underscores both the significance of youth participation in redefining the political landscape of the Philippines and the emergence …
By French Vivienne T. Templonuevo Photo by Sage Lingatong | The Red Chronicles Perhaps, one of the greatest infamies of the country’s political history is the election turnout during the 2022 National Elections. Never-before-seen dispiriting narratives were indelibly inked neath the slumbering subconscious of the citizenry. Indeed, we have witnessed the downward spiralling of electoral …
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 …
By Sofia Regina P. Yasay | The Red Chronicles Photo by Marco Angelo Mercado | The Red Chronicles The 18-day Campaign to End Violence Against Women in the Philippines was held on November 25 to December 12, 2024, it likewise marks twenty years since the passage of Republic Act 9262, or the Anti-Violence Against Women …
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By Joanne B. Benitez | The Red ChroniclesPhoto by Lou Margaret Nebit | The Red Chronicles In the fast-paced world we live in and where fitness trends come and go, running stands out as one of humanity’s most fundamental forms of exercise. It can be said that running can do wonders in our body, mind …
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By French Vivienne T. Templonuevo | The Red ChroniclesPhoto Courtesy | AP For a massive shift in the American political landscape to ensue, the cunning cloak of the two-party system should be unveiled — that there is a steadfast service of the Republicans and the Democrats to the whims of the corporate giants since the …
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By Marco Angelo Mercado | The Red ChroniclesPhoto Courtesy | Katrina Gonzales It is an illusion that photos are made with the camera… They are made with the eye, heart, and head. These are the words of Henri Cartier-Bresson, a legendary French photographer whose humane, spontaneous photographs helped establish photojournalism and street photography as art …
By Alyanna Joyce S. Abadejos | The Red ChroniclesPhoto Courtesy | Aaron Favila When Filipinos speak of resilience, it is often associated with a shared community trait that allows individuals to adapt and withstand disasters. In a country like the Philippines, prone to typhoons, volcanic eruptions, and other calamities, this “resilience” has been widely accepted …
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By Aira Julie Gianan | The Red ChroniclesPhoto by Marco Angelo Mercado | The Red Chronicles I want to do everything, all at once. I want to ace law school while perfecting my baking skills, becoming the ultimate plantita, and writing a book that people cannot put down. But on the other hand, I also …
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