By: Katrina Monica C. Gaw Ateneo Law School The Philippines today is a paradox of wealth and poverty. For while the country enjoys riches in the form of natural resources and human capital, and has, in recent years, enjoyed the status of being one of the fastest-growing economies, many…
By: Florida K. Fomaneg University of the Philippines In the various speeches[1] and decisions[2] promulgated by Former Chief Justice Artemio V. Panganiban, he has consistently and admirably championed what he refers to as the “twin beacons of justice” – liberty and prosperity. In his words, liberty and prosperity, ethics and economics, justice and jobs,…
By: Ricka Abigael R. Dumelod University of Santo Tomas Introduction “Joan of Arc came back as a little girl in Japan, and her father told her to stop listening to her imaginary friends. Elvis was born again in a small village in Sudan, he died hungry, age 9, never knowing what a guitar was….
By: Stephanie Mae B. Domigo University of Cordilleras “Safeguarding of liberty and nurturing of prosperity under the rule of law.” This is the philosophy of the Foundation for Liberty and Prosperity (FLP). This is the spirit that gives FLP life and direction. It encapsulates the values that gave birth…
By: William Christian P. Dela Cruz Father Saturnino Urios University I come from a city in Mindanao called Butuan – an ancient kingdom in the past that predated the Philippines as a nation-state. As the saying goes: “Long ago, there was no Philippines, but there was Butuan.” In this…
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