Tag: Manila
IN PHOTOS: Labor groups mark Bonifacio Day with demands for rights...
The labor groups appealed to all Filipinos to continue Bonifacio's quest for genuine freedom and national development
Manila cardinal to Filipinos abroad: Keep missionary spirit
The cardinal has been in Rome for the past three weeks attending the month-long Synod on Synodality convened by Pope Francis.
Philippine police rescue over 1,000 alleged trafficking victims
Chinese, Vietnamese, Singaporean, and Malaysian nationals were among those found when police raided buildings inside a compound in Manila
Manila declares Our Lady of Loreto ‘Patroness of Sampaloc’
Founded in 1613, the parish of Sampaloc located on J. Figueras St. (formerly called Bustillos) is home to the centuries-old image
Wetter storms, deforestation: Manila faces worsening floods
The combination of development in the catchment and wetter storms caused by climate change have exacerbated flooding in Manila
June 24, non-working day in Manila; San Juan to hold ‘Wattah...
San Juan will be holding this year the “Wattah Wattah” Festival, the first time after it was suspended in 2020 due to the pandemic
UST rector cites importance of ‘remembering’ during Battle of Manila anniversary
“We can only make sense of the past by our ability to retell the story and acknowledging the pain and sufferings inflicted”
Philippine capital may go underwater in 10 years, says Greenpeace report
A Greenpeace report says up to 1.54 million people out of the city’s population of 1.78 million will be most affected by rising water levels
Philippines to ease COVID curbs in capital as daily cases decline
President Duterte appealed to the public to "tone down" any religious gatherings and to stay mindful of the current situation
Shrine of Santo Niño in Tondo in Manila to mark ‘feast’...
The “feast” of the Santo Niño in Tondo is known to have the biggest participation in Manila because of the many stories of “miracles”