Franco is not one of us
There are many Franco Mabantas I know — some of them within arm’s length: loud, proud and hollow.
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There are many Franco Mabantas I know — some of them within arm’s length: loud, proud and hollow.
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BAGUIO CITY — During a mobilization program and unity walk on 7 May, from Session Road to Malcolm Square in Baguio City, health workers lamented the lack of…
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The local government of Manila has launched a multi-point action plan after a University of the Philippines Manila study found drug-resistant bacteria in all…
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GENEVA, Switzerland (AFP) — A former passenger on a cruise ship stricken by a deadly hantavirus outbreak is being treated in a Zurich hospital for the virus,…
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For decades, the country has pinned its hopes on foreign investments and open markets to drive development. Record inflows of over $100 billion last year were…
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Amid the scorching heat, many Filipinos turn to “palamig” drinks sold along the streets for refreshment. But a recent study by the University of the…
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More than 2,000 police personnel and their families received free medical checkups and essential government services Tuesday at Camp Crame through the “LAB for…
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The local government of San Jose del Monte aims to restore reliable water service to all households within one year after taking over utility operations…
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The Department of Health (DoH) announced Tuesday that there are no recorded cases of hantavirus in the Philippines, following concerns over an outbreak on an…
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Singapore-based Velox Networks is accelerating its push into the Philippine market, banking on regulatory reforms and what it sees as a structural gap in how…
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The United States is considering new oversight measures for artificial intelligence (AI), marking a shift from its earlier hands-off approach as concerns grow…
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EPIRA did not bring about genuine market reform. And amendments are long overdue.
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The Marcos Jr. administration is clearly not averse nor dismissive of the arts and culture, having been generous with its time and resources to nurture various…
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Taiwan’s labor authorities have expanded opportunities for foreign domestic workers following the easing of eligibility rules for household employment, the…
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The Senate Committee on Ethics and Privileges is considering new guidelines on lawmakers’ absenteeism, including a “no work, no pay” policy, following a…
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If burden-sharing is the principle, then reciprocity, not only in defense, but in economic survivability, should follow.
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To call Charles’ speech a masterclass is an understatement. It was packed with all the wit, humor, candor and acumen that it could bear.
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On 19 April, a clash between government troops and New People’s Army fighters in Toboso, Negros Occidental, left 19 people dead.
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