Arrests, 'Suicides' & Assaults: The Philippines' Wild Start to 2026
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Happy New Year... now let's talk about the mess.
Your Titos are back to break down the Philippines' chaotic transition into 2026. We're covering the long-awaited Discaya arrest (finally!), but asking the real question: is one contractor enough to satisfy a nation demanding accountability?
Then we dive deep into the Cathy Cabral case, the veteran civil engineer and alleged whistleblower whose "suicide" has more holes than a ghost infrastructure project. Convenient selfies, missing files, no entourage, and a body found at the exact site of an overpriced flood control project? We're not buying it.
Plus: Congressman Richard Gomez physically assaults the Philippine Olympic Committee president on camera... and faces zero consequences. Classic.
We end with a call to action: If there's going to be a revolution, maybe don't hold it at EDSA again. Just a thought.
This episode: Corruption accountability, conspiracy theories, and why your Titos are exhausted but still watching.
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