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Aside from Bamban Mayor, indict bribees of China spies
Many Chinese entered via Subic Freeport, Zambales. Each paid P60,000 under the table. Bribed too were Philippine consulate personnel in China
Filipino student suspended, left ‘homeless’ after joining pro-Palestine protest in the...
Kim Atienza said that their family fully supports their daughter’s political stand, and refutes claims that his daughter is pro-Hamas
World Tourism Day 2024 embraces ‘Tourism and Peace’ theme
"[It] will allow millions of pilgrims to experience the jubilee indulgence, carrying with them the hope of peace and reconciliation"
Philippine consumer group responds to Senate President’s remarks on coal moratorium
In contrast, renewable energy costs are reported between Php 3 and 5 per kilowatt-hour, not the six to 10 pesos stated by Escudero.
Red-tagging as a policy
By defending the existence of the NTF-ELCAC, Marcos makes red-tagging a policy and provides a go-signal for other human rights violations
IBON Foundation accuses US of using military bases for dominance, not...
“As tensions heighten in the West Philippine Sea, Filipinos need to be critical not only of China but also of US involvement"
Bishop urges children to pray for ‘preservation of families’
In his homily, he encouraged the children to be steadfast in their faith and pray for the preservation of traditional values.
Pope Francis calls for unity among religions to address global challenges
"No one is saved alone; we can only be saved together, since we are interconnected and interdependent," Pope Francis said.
Diborsyo: Simbahan vs. Hesukristo?
Ang Bibliya ay nagtataguyod ng permanensya ng kasal, ngunit kinikilala rin ang mga komplikadong sitwasyon na maaaring magdulot ng diborsiyo
Human rights experts raise concerns over proposed Indigenous Peoples code in...
"We are facing a clash of frameworks that disrupts the resolution of key issues such as identity and ancestral domain"

















