Read more about the article Marawi group scoffs liberation commemoration as hundreds remain homeless
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Marawi group scoffs liberation commemoration as hundreds remain homeless

Three years after the government declared Marawi City “liberated” after the months-long war of state forces against the alleged ISIS-inspired Maute group, a local leader said there is nothing to commemorate as many residents remain displaced.

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Read more about the article Camiguin’s 41st Lanzones Festival goes online
As the Camiguin’s 41st Lanzones Festival goes digital amid the coronavirus pandemic, major events such as the street dancing will be missed by local and foreign tourists this year. Photo taken during the 40th Lanzones Festival in 2019. (Jigger J. Jerusalem/davaotoday.com)

Camiguin’s 41st Lanzones Festival goes online

For the first time in its more than four-decade history, Camiguin’s Lanzones Festival will still be celebrated this year without the physical presence of tourists and spectators.

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Read more about the article Who wins in House Speakership row? Not the people, critics say
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Who wins in House Speakership row? Not the people, critics say

The tussle over the leadership of the House of Representatives drew criticisms from a netizen and the opposition for the way pro-administration factions prioritized politics over people’s concerns in the pandemic.

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