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  1. DHSUD Secretary Jose Ramon Aliling

    4PH beneficiaries thank Marcos for housing aid

    Beneficiaries of President Marcos Jr.’s Expanded Pambansang Pabahay para sa Pilipino program expressed gratitude as they finally received Certificates of Lot…

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  3. Kuya Bong backs Senate leadership

    Kuya Bong backs Senate leadership

    Senator Bong Go backs Senate leadership aligned with pro-poor programs, emphasizing continuity in healthcare and education reforms and denying links to VP Sara…

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  4. According to the latest SWS survey done 23-28 April, it found that 50 percent of Filipino families surveyed said they are poor, 8 percent rating themselves as borderline or on a line dividing poor and not poor, while 42 percent rating themselves as not poor.

    Half of Filipinos still poor — SWS

    Fifty percent of Filipinos surveyed by the Social Weather Stations (SWS) consider themselves poor, while the other half said they are not.

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  6. SC justice lauds legal aid lawyers

    SC justice lauds legal aid lawyers

    Supreme Court Justice Jhosep Y. Lopez lauds IBP Camarines Sur legal aid lawyers as “silent frontliners of justice,” recognizing their commitment to upholding…

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  9. Mourners and members of the Swiss Guard gather around the open casket of Pope Francis, lying in state inside a grand church adorned with marble floors and a red carpet, as people pay their final respects.

    Pope Francis: Pope of the periphery

    Cardinal Orlando Quevedo reflects on his personal friendship with Pope Francis, honoring the late pontiff's legacy of compassion, justice, and service to the…

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  11. Kiko champions the urban poor’s housing

    Kiko champions the urban poor’s housing

    ‘We believed then — and still do — that government funds are most effective when the private sector and other stakeholders collaborate with government.’

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  15. Man for the job President Ferdinand Romualdez Marcos Jr. administers the oath to new Transportation Secretary Vince Dizon.

    ‘Anti-poor’ toll scheme halted

    People’s lives should be getting easier, not harder. I think this cashless system is a burden, so I don’t believe in it.

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