Tag: Philippines

Adding to the woes of players in the Philippines, the country's tax authority said last year that players should pay tax on their winnings

Catholic dioceses are encouraged to form “circles of discernment” to help parishioners in their choices during the elections

Father John Leydon of the group Laudato Si Movement called for “bolder actions (against plastic) now that we are facing a climate crisis”

Arnaldo Catalan was elevated to the rank of archbishop and given the titular see of Apollonia in a ceremony held at the Manila Cathedral

The attack occurred in a region with a long history of violence, and a short drive from where 58 people were murdered in 2009

De Lima was one of the most vocal and powerful local critics of Duterte after he took power in 2016 and launched a deadly drug war

Being accused or convicted of major crimes in the Philippines is no barrier to running for public office

Quiboloy himself said the sex trafficking allegations against him come with being the "Appointed Son of God”

More than 35 years after the country emerged from his father's dictatorship, polls showed Ferdinand Marcos Jr heading towards victory

The groups recommended 20 policies that include “strategic climate action, transition to renewable energy and phaseout of coal by 2030”