Read more about the article ‘Too late’: Bislig mayor warned to stop threatening slain broadcaster
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‘Too late’: Bislig mayor warned to stop threatening slain broadcaster

A special body created by the Palace to protect media practitioners revealed Wednesday, October 25, that it previously warned Bislig City Mayor Librado Navarro from threatening the late radio broadcaster Christopher Lozada.

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Read more about the article Philippines a ‘coffee addict’ more than a bean grower
COFFEE DRINKERS. Filipinos are one of the world's heaviest coffee drinkers, and their country's annual national coffee production could not keep up. (Mick Basa / davaotoday.com)

Philippines a ‘coffee addict’ more than a bean grower

Filipinos’ love for caffeine is too much for coffee growers to handle, which is why the country imports beans to keep up with the drinking habit.

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Read more about the article Environmentalists gutted over Cimatu’s plan to lift open-pit mining ban
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Environmentalists gutted over Cimatu’s plan to lift open-pit mining ban

The plan of Environment Secretary Roy Cimatu to revoke the landmark ban on open pit mining in the country is a confirmation that President Rodrigo Duterte, himself, is an oligarch, an environment group said.

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