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Manny Pacquiao poverty alleviation

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  1. MANNY Pacquiao

    Can Pacquiao still fight?

    Manny Pacquiao’s appointment as anti-poverty secretary raises questions over whether he can return to boxing while holding a Cabinet position.

  2. Pacquiao is not the solution

    Pacquiao is not the solution

    Pacquiao’s perspectives appear to fall short of the political insights and depth needed to tackle diverse and intricate issues such as poverty alleviation.

  3. President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. swears in Manny Pacquiao as the new anti-poverty czar of his administration in Malacanang on Tuesday.

    Marcos taps Pacquiao as anti-poverty czar

    Boxing icon and former senator Manny Pacquiao has been appointed lead convenor of the National Anti-Poverty Commission by President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.,…

  4. Hope on hold AKAP, short for Ayuda para sa Kapos ang Kita Program, faces zero allocation in the proposed 2026 budget, leaving countless local governments and community projects high and dry. In this file photo from last December, residents of Baseco, Manila, start lining up before sunrise at Benigno Aquino Elementary School, braving the morning chill and long queues for confiscated frozen mackerel distributed by authorities — a small taste of aid that AKAP would have helped sustain.

    The poverty industry

    Anything less isn’t poverty alleviation but poverty management — and managing poverty is just a fancy way of accepting it.

  5. Alex Eala’s growing list of victims includes a bevy of Grand Slam winners and rising stars.

    Ms. Pacman

    Eala gushes over Pacquiao comparison

  6. Manny Pacquiao hasn’t seen action since battling Mario Barrios to a draw last year in Las Vegas.

    Pacquiao eyeing exhibition match

    Manny Pacquiao’s rematch with Floyd Mayweather hinges on Mayweather resolving legal issues, with a January 2027 target, but Manny Pacquiao Promotions CEO Jas…

  7. New beacon of hope

    New beacon of hope

    Eala gives us a reason to look beyond our geographical, religious and political differences and remember that we, too, can believe in ourselves and win.

  8. Manny Pacquiao remains relevant as far as the World Boxing Council is concerned.

    WBC ranks Pacquiao at No. 9

    Manny Pacquiao remains in the WBC welterweight rankings at No. 9 in July 2026, keeping his world title hopes alive at 47. Discover how Pacquiao’s standing…

  9. Sporting days

    Sporting days

    Besides the stories of underdogs and certified football geniuses, the World Cup explains so much about identity and nationalism. The World Cup is a swirling…