, November 02, 2026

Joey Salgado

189 posts

  October 28, 2026

Fragmented Opposition in 2028? A Win for Dutertismo

The worst case in a presidential election without Sara Duterte on the ballot is for the incipient coalition to fragment, with each group or party retreating into its purity cocoon and fielding its own candidate. The resulting free-for-all could still favor a Duterte candidate....

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  October 19, 2026

When the Night and the Music Belonged to Pete Lacaba

Those in the room who had shared piano bars and karaoke nights with Pete had heard him sing countless times, but never because someone asked. This evening belonged to him....

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  October 09, 2026

‘May We Go Out?’

The calls of nature seem to grow most urgent whenever the prosecution reaches for the bank records and asks a witness to verify its existence. Nakakaihi nga yata ang revelations....

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  October 01, 2026

Seven Votes to Acquit? Not So Fast

Seven is a number you celebrate only if you're sure you'll still have it when the votes are cast....

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  September 27, 2026

When Martial Law Babies Sang their Own Songs

The New Society needed a soundtrack; it had to sing its way to consent. To the Palace’s dismay, the kids kept changing the lyrics....

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  September 14, 2026

Needle Drops, Record Fairs, and Surface Noise

Record collecting is a personal, irrational human endeavor. That’s an admission against interest or an insanity plea. It lets you inhabit a private space of chosen decades, genres, or artists. It’s also a vow of self-inflicted poverty....

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