In the Silence of the Senate, Avelino Speaks Still José Avelino (1890-1986) When the Senate, by a margin too comfortable to ignore, moved to...

The Senate Archives the Case — But Cannot Bury the Question When the Senate, by a vote of 19 in favour, opted to archive the impeachment com...

Of Archives and Avoidance:  The Senate’s Burial of Accountability The Senate may have spoken—but what it said was not justice. Not clarity. ...

Enough for the Culprit to Evade: Burying the Complaint in the Name of the Law On the night of August 6, 2025, under the dim glow of the Sena...

“Of Steam, Bass, and Dance:  The Rise of Coffee Rave Culture” Coffee had always been their fuel—a bitter companion for late-night drafts, a ...

A Delay dressed in the language of Law? In the aftermath of the Senate’s 19–5 vote to archive the impeachment case against Vice President Sa...

Judiciary vs. Accountability: Justice at Risk in Supreme Court Power Play  In the wake of the Supreme Court’s recent ruling declaring the im...