A day before the yearly celebration of Philippine Independence Day, Diego Recta, 27, carried mini Philippine flags to sell early morning on Saturday along Quirino street.
The Alliance of Concerned Teachers is expecting massive dropouts and problems in class shortages, learning facilities on the opening of classes on Monday, June 13, wherein the Department of Education is also set to welcome the first batch of the Grade 11 students nationwide.
A leader of a church alliance said three factors must be present to ensure the progress of the resumption of the peace process between the government and the National Democratic Front.
Barangays here were asked to help eliminate child labor in the city.
The City Transport and Traffic Management Office (CTTMO) will add calming devices near schools to avoid accidents in preparation for the opening of classes next week.
Businessman Antonio Floirendo Jr., who gave P75 million to fund the campaign of President-elect Rodrigo Duterte said his support has “no strings attached”.
The Security Exchange Commission (SEC) said there are still no cases filed against the Davao-based company named Jacama Sales and Marketing that “publicly offers and sells investment contracts through the scheme Cash Back Guarantee Sales Program.”
President-elect Rodrigo Duterte, who is Sison’s former student in Political Thought at the Lyceum of the Philippines University, initially discussed the possible return to the country of the exiled Party leader.
The Land Transportation Office here agrees on the statement of president-elect Rodrigo Duterte that LTO is one of the most corrupt agencies in the country.
A military commander debunks the claims of the two survivors that the strafing incident in Laak, Compostela Valley is a planned massacre, saying that it was a legitimate encounter with the rebel group New People’s Army.
