Editorial

In today’s fast-changing world, we often wonder—are the Filipino youth aware of the nation’s pressing issues? From the West Philippine Sea dispute to leadership controversies, do they speak out or remain indifferent? Our youth stand at a crossroads: to pursue personal interests or rise to the call of nationalism. They must come out of their youth cave —filled with gadgets imbued with the latest technology —and be present in the real world. In 1879, during the age of colonization, ignorance, and...