PHL to share gains on peace process in UN forum
Philippine Presidential Peace Adviser Jesus Dureza is taking a few days off the peace talks here to join a peace forum organized by the United Nations in New York City on Saturday.
NDFP highlights need for genuine agrarian reform 30 years after Mendiola massacre
The National Democratic Front of the Philippines said the lack of justice, 30 years after the Mendiola massacre shows the need for the country to have a genuine agrarian reform program.
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Davao Mall urged to pay penalties despite closure order
Even after the recent fire at the Gaisano Capital shopping mall in Barangay Mintal here, the City Engineers Office said owners must still pay the violations for illegally constructing their building without complying with necessary regulatory requirements, including the zoning permit.
#TokhangForRansom: Cayetano says PNP chief is ‘doing a good job’
Cayetano described the incident as “sad, tragic, and inexcusable,” adding that he will support investigations to be conducted regarding the case.
Catherine Culiao of Sining Obrero, an artist group composed of workers, sings a song that is about opposing the US' military bases in the country during a rally that commemorates the 153rd birth anniversary of national hero Andres Bonifacio. Behind her is an effigy of tank that symbolizes US military intervention. (Medel V. Hernani/davaotoday.com file photo)
Militant groups on Trump’s inauguration: ‘End US-PH unequal relations’
Militant groups on Friday called for the ending of US- Philippine "unequal " relations as President-elect Donald Trump will be sworn in as the 45th President of the United States.