Articles by Louis Layacan
Monday, 28 July 2025 -
Pulse
Fragile peace, lasting consequences: Israel and Iran navigate aftermath
As international wars directly threaten the families and futures of millions of Filipinos working abroad, can we remain passive observers of global conflicts that directly impact our own communities?
Wednesday, 9 July 2025 -
Column
Impeachment Night: How the Senate protected their favorite housemate
The Senate has the power to decide who gets to make it to Impeachment Night. In a country where political saga often feels like a never-ending teleserye, we are left wondering: is justice getting the BBS, or is it about to be evicted for good?
Saturday, 5 July 2025 -
BLIP
Cuisine, church, & coastal bliss: A Benildean’s escape to Pangasinan
Discover the charm of select municipalities and the city of the province of Pangasinan through its centuries-old churches, vibrant coastline, and fascinating cultural landmarks—perfect for those seeking an enriching getaway from the Metro. It promises an unforgettable journey of learning, relaxation, and adventure.
Sunday, 22 June 2025 -
Ablaze
#PrideMonth highlights the need for an access to inclusive healthcare
Pride Month underscores a critical truth: rights-based healthcare and empathy-driven education empower vulnerable communities through stigma-free testing and comprehensive sexual education amidst the national HIV outbreak.
Monday, 16 June 2025 -
Pulse
An analysis on the Midterm Elections 2025: Generational shift reshapes political landscape
Comprising over 60% of the electorate, Millennials and Generation Z propelled reform-minded leaders into the Senate, diminishing influence of political clans and celebrities, signaling a transformative redefinition of power in the country’s democracy.
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