Opinion
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31 articles filed under Opinion category.

Why Igorot MMA Legend Eduard Folayang Should Retire
Igorot MMA Legend Eduard Folayang just turned 40, here's a comprehensive article on why the Filipino pride should consider hanging up the gloves.
The Real Cost of Living in the Cordillera (PHP 1000 Minimum Wage)
The minimum wage in the Cordillera is not enough to cover the rising cost of living. I propose raising the minimum wage to PHP 1,000 per day.
10 Ways Tourists are Killing the Igorot Culture (and How to Stop Them)
Discover the top 10 ways tourism is harming the Igorot culture and what you can do to help prevent it.
Azurin's Ordeal: Canada's Use of Intelligence in Domestic Enforcement and Global Reputation-Keeping
The stance of Canadian authorities on human rights issues is worthy, but Filipinos' constant scrutiny based on unverified allegations is concerning.
Was Carlos P. Romulo Right When He Said Igorot Is Not Filipino?
Understanding the context behind Carlos P. Romulo's statement that "the Igorot is not Filipino" and its implications for Filipino identity.
Maura's Story Isn't Just About Her; It's About Us, the Igorot People
If, in time, Maura's story is proven true, dismissing it would be a disservice to her and us.

Why Getting a Tattoo from Apo Whang-od May Not Be Appropriate
Explore the reasons why getting a tattoo from Apo Whang-od, the legendary "Mambabatok" Kalinga tattoo artist, may not be appropriate.
Igorot Maura may NOT be a Real Person: 1904 St. Louis World's Fair
Maura, the Igorot woman from Suyoc, may have been exhibited at the 1904 St. Louis World's Fair, but there is no evidence to support her existence.
Illegal arrests, unlawful seizure, and unwarranted accusations -- a tale of SpECtacular proportions
Here's what really happened in the Entrapment Operation against Casa Infini resulting in the illegal arrest of 24 employees and seizure of properties.
Government Offices Should Offer Walk-In Services for Everyone
Government offices forcing people to use online reservations, even if they're old, disabled, or don't have internet access, is discriminatory.