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Free Healthcare Promises, System Failure, and the Rise of Informal Medicine in the Philippines

By Karl Garcia

Quack doctors, fake healers, religious cults, and indigenous ritual practitioners persist in the Philippines not because Filipinos are irrational or anti-science...


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Karl Garcia

Having written extensively on space governance and the careful balance between exploration, resource use, and long-term sustainability, I approach the issue of Philippine land management with the same lens: the stakes are high, the resources finite, and the governance choices we make today will shape the possibilities of tomorrow. This reflection is


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By Karl Garcia

Fruits and vegetables once built civilizations. In the Philippines, they built export booms, funded regimes, and shaped rural life—only to expose, again and again, a familiar failure: abundance without governance eventually rots.

From coconuts before Marcos, to bananas and pineapples under Dole and D...


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By Karl Garcia

Rodrigo Duterte was not the first Filipino leader to invoke Singapore as a model, and he will not be the last. Long before his 2016 campaign promise to “make the Philippines like Singapore,” the aspiration already existed across the political spectrum.

Ironically, many of Duterte’s strongest critics also want the Philippines to become S...


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By Karl Garcia

The Philippines is a nation defined by water. With over 7,600 islands and a maritime territory spanning roughly 2.2 million square kilometers, the sea is our highway, supermarket, and strategic frontier all at once. Yet, despite its centrality to our economy, security, and environment, maritime governance in the Philip...


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