The progressive Kilusang Mayo Uno on Monday belied government claims over the improved employment situation in the country saying President Benigno Aquino is only “desperate” to boost the presidential campaign of Liberal Party standard bearer, Mar Roxas.
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Partylist lawmakers on Monday called for the immediate moratorium on the construction and expansion of coal-fired power plants in the country following the Paris Agreement.
Davao del Norte province won 21 medals during the 2015 Batang Pinoy National Finals held in Cebu City on November 27 to December 2.
Thousands of jeepney drivers protested several areas nationwide against the plan to phaseout jeepneys.
An inspector checks the tuna for the quality of the meat for classification at the General Santos Fish Port Complex. (Photo contributed by Rawi June Morandante)
Laborers transport loads of tuna in the Market 1 section inside the government-owned General Santos Fish Port Complex, Monday morning. (Photo contributed by Rawi June Morandante)
A total of 120 Manobo evacuees from Bukidnon returned to their homes Sunday after military forces were reported to have pulled-out from their communities in the past weeks.
A business woman reported on Wednesday that her stay-in house helper ran off with P150,000 worth of unauthorized money collections from her clients.
Officials, administrators, teachers and Islamic school students of Barangays Dunguan in Aleosan and Langayen in Pikit hold a parade to seal a peace pact between their two communities which have been locked in rido (clan feud) for 30 years. The Ma’ahad (Islamic High School) built at the boundary of the two communities May of this year became a marker of peace and reminder of their peace pact which they hope to be strengthened with a kanduli (feast) this Sunday. (Photo by Mohaiden Ampatuan)