As this year’s campaign period breaks the light of day, millions of Filipino voters on Tuesday, February 9, were reminded of their responsibilities in the country’s democratic process.
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Police here reported that a body of a senior citizen was found rotting in his house in Calinan on Monday, February 8.
Environmental group advocates condemned the “violent and illegal arrest” of protesters who formed a barricade in four mining operations in the town of Sta. Cruz, Zambales province on Sunday, February 7.
A former commander of the Philippine Army’s elite unit trained in counter-insurgency operations in the country is now the Eastern Mindanao Command’s (Eastmincom) deputy commander.
Traditional Politics or what we have figuratively transform ed to read and sound “Trapo” has been with us since time immemorial.
Their fight against the dictatorship of former President Ferdinand Marcos continues as relatives of victims of the dictatorship and human rights advocates gathered Thursday to start the Campaign against the return of the Marcoses to Malacañang or CARMMA.
The Partido Demokratiko Pilipino–Laban welcomed the decision of the Commission on Elections which junked the disqualification cases against party standard bearer, this city Mayor Rodrigo Duterte.
A child-rights group expressed worry that the Enhanced Defense Cooperation Agreement signed between the government and the United States would result to more cases of child exploitation.
Power sector leaders will convene in Davao City on Thursday, February 4, to address several problems harrowing the Mindanao grid, the island’s socio-economic planning agency said.
The costs of implanting a matchstick-sized tube that inhibits ovulation among women for three years is now covered by the government’s national health insurance program.
