Karl Patrick Suyat·May 25, 2024An Ode to RiskYesterday night, I made a huge leap, despite all the fear that was hobbling me.
Karl Patrick Suyat·Dec 2, 2022Who knows?November 30: The birth anniversary of the Great Plebeian and working class hero, Andres Bonifacio. In 1964, Kabataang Makabayan was…
Karl Patrick Suyat·Jul 29, 2022#StopTheKillingsPH is not just a Duterte issueFormer chief executive Rodrigo Duterte has already concluded his bloody rule, but the killings have not stopped.
Karl Patrick Suyat·Apr 6, 2021Musings over 2016 — and beyondWriting this blog while the country’s novel coronavirus 2019 (COVID-19) cases shoots up to over 800,000, to remember how things were…
Karl Patrick Suyat·Apr 2, 2021Frustration. That’s the final word.“Pandemic fatigue” is not an unseen folly.
Karl Patrick Suyat·Apr 1, 2021Cory-Doy and 1Sambayan’s parallelismThe road to 1986 beckoned with an entanglement.
InVox Populi PHbyKarl Patrick Suyat·Jan 22, 2021Demagoguery at the US CapitolInstitutions are an important cog in the wheel of democracy, the integral cog that allows it to keep moving.
Karl Patrick Suyat·Nov 27, 2020Ninoy’s impossible dream“It takes little effort to stop a tyrant. I have no doubt in the ultimate victory of right over wrong, of good over evil, in the awakening…
InVox Populi PHbyKarl Patrick Suyat·Nov 24, 2020Rendezvous with MarcosAnd here the Philippines is, once again: faced with Marcos’ history long after his ouster and demise.
