The progressive Kilusang Mayo Uno labor center condemned today the statement of Commission on Higher Education chairperson Dr. Patricia Licuanan that not all students should go to college, saying that she is only justifying the new basic education system.
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An apology that is not an apology at all. This is how we see the contradicting statements from the resigned Eastern Mindanao Command (EMC) spokesman Colonel Eduardo Gubat.
An all-women cast of the video of country’s national anthem, Lupang Hinirang, would be out later this year, the Philippine Commission on Women (PCW) has announced.
The local government here says big rave parties for the Kadayawan Festival is welcomed to give variation to the festivities.
More than 1,000 indigenous people gathered in Samal Multi-purpose Gym, Barangay Peñapalata, Samal District to celebrate the culmination of the 25th Pangapog Festival on Saturday.
Compostela Valley Governor Arturo Uy said he will create a special investigating team and put up a reward to anyone who can lead to the capture of the perpetrators of the recent killings in Monkayo town.
The Philippine Coast Guard is tightening its watch on foreign vessels calling port in Davao to strengthen security.
Human rights group Karapatan has dared President Benigno Aquino III to “use his power” to have retired Army general Jovito Palparan convicted before he leaves his post.
Members of Tagum’s Finest seized on Tuesday a homemade calibre .45 pistol from a man and his companion who were flagged down by the authorities for not wearing helmets in Barangay La Filipina, Tagum City.
A militant lawmaker expressed his concerns including possible infringement of privacy with the passage of a proposed Sim Card Registration law which is now being discussed in the Senate.