Articles by Victoria Mareposque
Thursday, 15 May 2025 -
Pulse
Living close to the people: How Pope Leo XIV stayed at remote areas of Peru to be amongst the poor
Pope Leo XIV, then bishop Robert Prevost, spent most of his time as a missionary then bishop in Chiclayo, Peru with a particular heart for the poor and migrants—serving in any way that would bring Christ to the people.
More than names: Remembering EJK victims as ex-president Duterte faces ICC
"Kung walang baril, bigyan ng baril," former President Rodrigo Duterte said, launching a bloody drug war that left thousands dead—including the victims whose stories are told in this article. Let them never be forgotten.
Thursday, 27 February 2025 -
Pulse
Protests keep spirit of democracy alive with #EDSA39 anniversary
The EDSA People’s Power anniversary stood as an avenue to voice out the struggles of Filipinos seeking radical reform from the government—just like it did 39 years ago.
Monday, 24 February 2025 -
Pulse
Maharlika Fund taps into NGCP shares: A power move or power struggle?
Amid the investment’s aim to regain influence over the country’s sole power grid, the truth about the presence of a Chinese board leader, confidentiality of operations, and national security vulnerability were probed by critics and House members.
Stuck in transit: DAC elevators face recurring malfunctions
“We are expecting that the modernization of the elevators will be completed by the end of A.Y. 24-25.” - Head Engineer Kevin Carl Serafines stated in an interview with The Benildean
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