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Power Play

The Four Bills That Could Break The System Or Break The President

Ron Jabal -
Four sweeping reform bills now test whether a weakened presidency is pursuing real political change or merely performing survival.

The Five-Hundred Peso Noche Buena: A Government That Cannot Read Its People

Ron Jabal -
A ₱500 Noche Buena may be framed as guidance, but the backlash reveals deeper concerns about dignity, hardship, and a government struggling to read the public’s economic reality.

Did The ICC Ruling Crack Sara’s Political Future?

Ron Jabal -
The ICC ruling against Rodrigo Duterte dismantles the illusion of Sara Duterte’s political insulation, casting her not as a bystander but as an active factor in a global reckoning over justice, power and accountability.

Outsourced Democracy: When A Nation Loses Faith In Its Own Leaders

Ron Jabal -
Flirting with a “caretaker government” reflects not stability but a deeper loss of faith in democracy itself.

Lead Or Lose The Republic

Ron Jabal -
Amid mounting scandals and fading trust, the country now needs the President to lead decisively before the crisis engulfs the Republic.

The Devil And The Deep Blue Sea: The Philippines Has Run Out Of Good Choices

Ron Jabal -
A nation trapped between collapsing leadership and false choices is urged to demand a path beyond crisis and reclaim better options.

The Cost To Imee Marcos: Will Filipinos Punish Her Or Reward Her For Breaking The Family Code?

Ron Jabal -
A public break within a ruling dynasty tests whether Filipinos will see truth-telling against one’s own family as betrayal or a long-overdue reckoning.

The Death Of Elite Immunity And The Coming Political Realignment

Ron Jabal -
Elite immunity is collapsing as insiders turn on each other, exposing a fractured political system where fear replaces loyalty, trust erodes, and power rapidly shifts away from the old order.

The Church That Looked Away: INC, Power, And The Politics Of Permission

Ron Jabal -
A silent stage became a powerful signal, raising questions about how institutional choices, shifting alliances, and unspoken calculations can reshape the balance of political influence in the Philippines.

Family Feud: The Marcos Civil War Goes Public

Ron Jabal -
A public clash within the Marcos family has turned private fractures into a national spectacle, raising urgent questions about stability, leadership, and the political consequences of a dynasty openly at war with itself.
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