Tamano Perspective

Adel Tamano's Final Perspective

Lawyer Adel Tamano leaves ANC after five seasons of hosting the "Tamano Perspective" to join the private sector. Here is his final perspective. - ANC, July 19, 2012

Lawyer Adel Tamano bows out of ANC show

MANILA, Philippines – Lawyer and educator Adel Tamano on Thursday bid goodbye to his ANC show “Tamano Perspective.”

Tamano Perspective: RH bill and 'Groundhog Day'

Listening to debates on the reproductive health bill makes lawyer Adel Tamano feel like Bill Murray in the movie "Groundhog Day." He explains why. - Tamano Perspective, ANC, June 14, 2012

What if Enrile were Philippine President?

MANILA, Philippines - If Senate President Juan Ponce became the nation's Chief Executive what would he do?  A lot, and he will start by changing the Constitution.

Tamano Perspective: Louder than words

Actions speak louder than words, and when Chief Justice Renato Corona walked out of the Senate session hall, all his fighting words, his eloquence, his courtroom drama, and his legal arguments were swept away in what many Senator-judges viewed as an act of utter disrespect, lawyer Adel Tamano says. - Tamano Perspective, ANC, May 24, 2012

Tamano Perspective: Lessons from the impeachment trial

As we get to the end of Chief Justice Renato Corona's impeachment trial, the Filipino people have learned a number of important lessons about democracy, the rule of law, governance, and our Constitution, lawyer Adel Tamano says.

Tamano Perspective: Corona on witness stand

The brawl between the celebrity spouses Claudine Barretto and Raymart Santiago and journalist Mon Tulfo stole the thunder from the impeachment trial of Chief Justice Renato Corona, lawyer Adel Tamano says, until the defense unleashed a bombshell: the chief justice would be testifying before the impeachment court.

Tamano Perspective: Senators are politicians and judges

Senators may be politicians but once they take their oath as judges and put on their robes in an impeachment trial, they are mandated to act as judicial officers, lawyer Adel Tamano says.