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NO WAY
PAMALAKAYA opposes Sara presidential bid THE fisherfolk organization Pambansang Lakas ng Kilusang Mamamalakaya ng Pilipinas (PAMALAKAYA) has voiced strong opposition to the reported 2028 presidential bid of Vice President Sara Duterte, citing allegations of graft and plunder linked to the alleged misuse of public funds. In a statement, PAMALAKAYA national chairperson Fernando Hicap said the […]
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HEAR NO EVIL
Lacson backs move to delete from the record Marcoleta’s suggestion that PH yield Kalayaan Islands SENATE President Pro Tempore Panfilo “Ping” Lacson backed a move by the Municipality of Kalayaan in Palawan to expunge from the records of the Commission on Appointments the remarks of Senator Rodante Marcoleta suggesting that the Philippines “give up” the […]
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Dy-led House joins Ramadan observance
SPEAKER Faustino “Bojie” G. Dy III led the House of Representatives in joining the Muslim Filipinos and the global Muslim community on the first day of Ramadan, calling the holy month a time for discipline, sacrifice and solidarity. “Sa ating mga kapatid na Muslim dito sa Pilipinas at sa buong mundo, isang mapagpalang pagbati sa […]
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SOCMED CONTROL
MALACANANG said proposals to ban or restrict minors’ use of social media must undergo careful and thorough study, noting both the positive and negative effects of online platforms on young users. “Magandang suggestion po iyan pero kailangang aralin po. Kailangang aralin dahil ang social media naman po ay may positive, may negative na effects sa […]
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Artist loses court battle against Gayton McKenzie over Venice Biennale decision
The artist, Gabrielle Goliath, is considering an appeal
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Reform in teachers licensure exam eyed
SENATOR Sherwin “Win” Gatchalian is seeking reforms to improve the quality assurance and analysis of test items in the Board Licensure Examination for Professional Teachers (BLEPT). Under Senate Bill 52, which seeks further amendments to the Philippine Teachers Professionalization Act of 1994 (Republic Act No. 7836), Gatchalian is pushing for the release of licensure examination […]
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Anti-political dynasty bid on track in Senate
SENATOR Risa Hontiveros, chairperson of the Senate Committee on Electoral Reforms and People’s Participation, said the chamber is moving closer to finalizing a committee report on the proposed Anti-Political Dynasty Act, with the goal of passing the measure before the end of March. Speaking after the fourth public consultation held in Marilao, Bulacan, Hontiveros said […]
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Private sector crucial to ending classroom lack
EDUCATION Secretary Sonny Angara has urged the private sector to play a central role in helping the government address the 165,000-classroom shortage and modernize public schools, warning that delays in infrastructure and digital access continue to limit learning opportunities for millions of Filipino students. Speaking before business leaders at the Philippine Business for Education (PBEd) […]
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SMALL FISHERS FEEL LEFT ADRIFT
SENATOR Francis “Kiko” Pangilinan, chair of the Senate committee on agriculture, food and agrarian reform, urged stronger safeguards for municipal fisherfolk as the Senate opened a hearing on key fisheries measures. Pangilinan cited a report he said reached his office about an incident in April 2025 in Bohol, where some fishermen from Bien Unido died […]
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