Today’s News to Go

Train commuters believe that privatization, not low fares, caused train deterioration of the Manila Metro Rail Transit System (MRT) and the Light Rail Transit (LRT).

The Trade Union Congress of the Philippines (TUCP)-Nagkaisa will demand for a new minimum living wage when the government wage board holds its first public hearing on Friday at Philippine Trade Training Center in Pasay City.

An official of the Bureau of Internal Revenue in Davao Region said that Oplan Kandado, which padlocks businesses that do not pay taxes accordingly is an effective tool for the government’s tax collection.

The Philippine National Police-Special Action Force has turned over its leadership from Officer-in-Charge Noli Taliño to Chief Superintendent Moro Virgilio M. Lazo.

Youth group Anakbayan denounced the recent gasoline price hikes and held a noise barrage in Quezon City, Wednesday.