New book argues no ideology justifies loss of life
A newly launched book, The Death of Utopia: Karl Popper and the Fall of Maoist Ideology in the Philippines , argues that no political ideology or vision…
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A newly launched book, The Death of Utopia: Karl Popper and the Fall of Maoist Ideology in the Philippines , argues that no political ideology or vision…
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Atty. Ricardo R. Blancaflor has been sworn in as acting chairperson of the Board of Trustees of the Government Service Insurance System (GSIS), bringing…
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Matapos ang halos isang dekada ng pagtatago, naaresto na ng Philippine National Police (PNP) ang itinuturong utak sa pagdukot at malagim na pagpatay sa Korean…
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A routine traffic violation check in Barangay New Lower Bicutan before dawn Tuesday led to the arrest of a 22-year-old man and the recovery of an unlicensed…
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Department of the Interior and Local Government Secretary Jonvic Remulla on Tuesday credited coordinated intelligence operations and a public tip for the…
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A total of 267 public schools across Mindanao sustained structural damage after a magnitude 7.8 earthquake struck Maasim, Sarangani on 8 June, the Department…
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A total of 211 Filipino nurse and certified careworker candidates are set to leave for Japan this month under the Philippines-Japan Economic Partnership…
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The Philippines battles Myanmar for a chance to sweep the PFF Tri-Nation Friendlies tonight at the Rizal Memorial Football Stadium.
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Team Philippines glittered like gold and shone like silver in the Asian Rowing Beach Sprint Championships in Pattaya, Thailand over the weekend.
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Jasmine Solis put on a clinic in resilience and skill, capturing two singles titles and a doubles crown to spearhead the winners at the Dr. Pablo Olivarez…
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A pair of prodigious chessers from Alicia, Isabela, Jodiel Chloe Banawa and Empress Anika Caole topped their respective divisions in rapid and blitz over the…
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SUBIC BAY — Under a volatile sky that weaponized both scorching sun and intermittent rain, Leyann Ramo re-staked her claim as the undisputed queen of…
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A powerhouse field featuring former tennis players, current coaches, recreational picklers and rising stars will compete for pride, glory and cash prizes when…
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The Exhibit Gallery of Instituto Cervantes Manila in Intramuros will host Melodías del Pensamiento, a three-month photographic exhibit by Spanish conceptual…
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The grandest float was that of Pinagkurusan, whose kapisanan was celebrating its centenary. Measuring eight meters long, three and a half meters wide and five…
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The town of Alitagtag, nestled along the southern shore of Taal Lake in the central part of Batangas, scintillated on the evening of 31 May as 11 karosa, or…
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Araneta City opened its LGBTIQ+ Pride Month celebration with the unveiling of its Pride mural, “Free to be HUE,” on 2 June at the New Frontier Theater arcade…
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President Ferdinand “Bongbong” R. Marcos Jr. made history as the first Philippine president to release an official message for LGBTIQ+ Pride Month,…
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