Atty. Gregorio Larrazabal
A warm place that knows our name
December 10, 2024 4:19 pm
We have officially reached the month of homecomings. As you plan your journey home, by air, land, sea or waves of memory for the known limits of reality, may every road be safe and heartwarming. It is bittersweet enough that the demands of modern life often confine us to scheduled visits and distant greetings.
The transformative impact of AI
November 26, 2024 4:09 pm
In today’s fast-paced political landscape, success in campaigns requires more than just a candidate’s charisma, clever slogans, and traditional ground operations. Political strategies have evolved into a sophisticated interplay of timeless tactics and advanced technologies, particularly artificial intelligence (AI).
The Trump ripple effect
November 19, 2024 10:47 pm
Earlier this month, the US elections happened. Though it was an election where only Americans cast their vote, the shockwaves were felt all over the world.
When we vote, we win
November 05, 2024 4:02 pm
I am writing this column from Washington DC, where I’m an official observer of the US Presidential Elections, participating in the IFES US Election Program. This will be the third US elections I’m officially observing. Through the years, I’ve noticed a shift in the political discourse that happens during the lead-up to election day. The rhetoric, specially coming from the camp of former US President Donald Trump, has ushered the political discourse to depths never seen before.
Seeds of change
October 29, 2024 4:12 pm
The same typhoons that can increase agricultural water supply and cause soil erosion improving its fertility, in severe and frequent measures, damage farm structure facilities. While we are yet to see the full impact of tropical storm Leon in our area of responsibility, something we ask the good heavens to never happen at all especially in light of what meteorologists identify as the Fujiwara effect, we answer the question of food security on a daily basis. In the vernacular, the phrase “malapit sa sikmura” fittingly describes how visceral the issue is and the resolutions, imperative.