PHILIPPINE INDEPENDENT PARTIES AND ORGANIZATIONS LEAGUE

PHILIPPINE INDEPENDENT PARTIES AND ORGANIZATIONS LEAGUE I noticed that there are many independent political parties and organizations that are outside the mainstream of the political arena. Because of that, their voices are hardly heard in the mainstream news media, probably because they do not possess the critical mass that could attract the attention of the news reporters and the editors. But what if they could consolidate all their voices into one bigger voice? Would that not make a difference? As much as possible, I have been avoiding political topics in my essays. Recently however, I have noticed that the bigger mainstream parties have been focusing more on their political agendas, and they have not been paying too much attention to their scientific and economic agendas. And even if they are doing that to some extent, it appears to be shallow and lacking. When I say economic agendas, I also mean the environmental, social and governance (ESG) components. ESG is a buzz word in the regional and global development circles. Most advanced countries have included ESG in their programs of government, as these are often advocated and articulated by their ruling parties. Of course, ESG also includes the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), as well as the Human Development Index (HDI). In an effort to start the ball rolling, I have created a Messenger Chat group in Facebook, and I have named it the Philippine Independent Parties and Organizations League forum, or PIPOL for short. Any member of any political party or party list organization could join, including the regional parties. Just to be clear, PIPOL is only a chat group, meaning that it is not an alliance nor is it a coalition. No single party or organization has to give up their identities, and there are no membership forms to fill up or fees to pay. All those who are interested could just just join via Facebook, and anyone can just leave the chat anytime. IKE SENERES/09088877282/06-25-2024