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Warning: materialism can lead to perpetual Sadness
Study says being less self-centred leads to happiness.
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Philippines will boom if you invest in this Sector
International economist says Philippines can be a $1 trillion economy if this sector improves by 2030.
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Disturbing infertility find on pigs may apply to Men
Scientist finds cause of pig infertility in Spain; warns that the same risk could also apply to humans.
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Would Philippine Congress finally pass bill banning political dynasties?
President Aquino is hopeful Philippine Congress would pass bill putting an end to family dynasties
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Magnitude 5.2 quake hits Northern Samar
Aftershocks expected
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Free WiFi in QC and Manila now a Possibility?
Read on and check out the prospects of visiting manila and connecting into the internet seamlessly.
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Philippines tweets with the world the hastag JeSuisCharlie
The Philippines twitter world also joined the world in tweeting the hashtag #JeSuisCharlie as seen on this interactive map.
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No big beauty titles in 2014
In 2013, the Philippines had a bountiful harvest of beauty titles, 2014 however ended with many of our beauties settling as runner ups.
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MMDA to use adult diapers to enforce Traffic
In an unprecedented move Metropolitan Manila Development Authority(MMDA) traffic enforcers would be wearing adult diapers to make sure traffic is enforced
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Naia problems costs more than what you should Pay
Passengers take the toll from officials’ lack of initiative to improve Naia services.
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Jose Rizal should not promote Liquors
Philippine liquor-maker plans to use heroes’ names in their products.
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13.6M Filipinos in danger of sea level Rise
Senator Loren Legarda says Filipinos living in coastal areas must be relocated before 2050.
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Why you should invest in Philippine gold Industry
Facts show why the jewellery industry in the Philippines is a lucrative investment option.
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More Filipino youth motivated to save Money. Why?
Social media analysis shows that young Filipinos are talking about investing in stocks and banking.
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Naia terminal fee plan hits a Snag
Integration of Naia terminal fee to tickets protested by airlines who want more time to fine tune the policy.
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PDAF scam update: Revilla, Napoles Arraigned
Here’s a rundown of what happened in the pork barrel scam proceedings this week.
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554.4 M Philippine tourism fund to lure 10m Tourists
Expect more campaigns that promote Philippine destinations as gov’t targets 10 million tourists by 2016.
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Will Senator Jinggoy Estrada be acquitted Again?
Senator Jinggoy Estrada faces second jail time in 13 years.
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Senator Revilla faces jail time Today
PDAF scam suspect Senator Bong Revilla surrenders to the Sandiganbayan.
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Italian envoy asks bail on child abuse Charges
Italian ambassador detained in Laguna said he was deprived of due process.
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UK firms want PH to change law on business Ownership
British energy firms to invest in the Philippines once 60-40 rule on ownership is changed.
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Philippines leads call to restart South China Sea Dialogue
Philippines wants all activities in South China Sea frozen to stop tension.
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First Cybercrime Law arrest made in Las Piñas City
Fraudster tried to withdraw Php1.4m in fake remittances from Philippine National Bank.
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NAIA set to make our summer holiday more Breezy
Philippine aviation authorities plan safety measures versus bad weather.
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No more queuing for Naia terminal Fee
Naia terminal fee to be combined with airline tickets starting October 2014.
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EU wants Philippines to deal with illegal fishing
EU says it will stop importing fish from the Philippines if illegal fishing continues.
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DOJ Secretary De Lima determined to find truth in PDAF Scam
Anti-corruption group believes there are ‘spin doctors’ that are deliberately muddling PDAF inquiry.
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United Asean may stop Chinese Spratly Bullying
Asean countries display camaraderie amid tensions with China in the West Philippine Sea.
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NGOs beat gov’t in rebuilding Tacloban Schools
Tacloban principal reveals public school got more help from NGOs than gov’t.
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Napoles wants mercy, to return Php200m pork Money
Janet Lim-Napoles’ lawyers said she’s willing to return her cut from the total Php2b pork barrel fund transactions.
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Manila to host Asia-Europe summit on disaster Management
Stakeholders from 36 Asian and European countries to talk about better global disaster management on 4–6 June.
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Napoles’ VIP days at hospital ends
Janet Lim-Napoles is now back in jail after court orders hospital discharge.
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Hate text spammers? Globe to stamp them Out
Globe boosts protection of its subscribers by barring annoying spam texters.
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Manila’s upcoming ‘Dreamplay’ to compete with Disneyland
American animation firm that made ‘Shrek’ to build a theme park in City of Dreams Manila.
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Philippine rapid growth talk of WEF
Thursday’s World Economic Forum has got world leaders captivated by Philippine economic resilience.
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Don’t be surprised by hail storms in Summer
Residents of Rizal province stunned by hail storm amid more than 35 degree summer day.
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Better rice seen to solve food crisis in Disasters
Filipino and Japanese scientists work together to create 200 improved rice varieties by 2015.
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Tell your family to get PhilHealth Coverage
Senator pushes for more benefits to those who are covered by PhilHealth.
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Teachers have fun while demanding for wage Hike
Filipino teachers use fiesta games to protest government disregard of better wages.
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Jam-packed Naia gets a 5th Terminal
Transportation department said it will pursue building of a new Naia terminal.
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Can the tuition fee hike still be stopped?
Parents working abroad, brace yourselves for another round of tuition fee hike. More than 1,000 elementary and secondary private schools are set to increase their tuition fees this coming 2014–2015 school year, said the Department of Education (DepEd). Parents who have kids in college are also not exempt as the Commission on Higher Education… continue reading
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Drivers be warned: You cannot drink and drive Anymore
Philippine traffic enforcers can now implement the anti-drunk driving law to erring drivers.
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As FOI bill lags, another transparency bill Advances
Bill that forces all gov’t financial transactions to be published is a step closer to becoming law.
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EU to bring more investors to the Philippines
EU to bring more foreign direct investors to the Philippines in the next 5 years.
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Santiago undaunted but furious to be in the List
Senator Miriam Defensor-Santiago not afraid of those who dragged her name into Napoles and Luy lists.
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Denials fly as names in ‘Napoles list’ go Public
Lawmakers pinpointed in Napoles’ list defend themselves against plunder accusation.
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Why were there fewer foreign investments in February
Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas shows disappointing figures in foreign direct investments in the country.
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3 Napoles lists say different Things
As Napoles list from Lacson goes public, confusion and doubt spread.
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Can Manila be restored to its former Glory?
Pinoy pride to get much-needed boost if revival of Philippines’ capital city becomes successful.
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Napoles list: a matter of national Security
Revealing contents of Napoles’ pork barrel list may lead to negative effects.
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1st Pinoy-made sports car proudly makes Debut
Engineering student and architect join forces to create this powerful sports coupe.
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World Bank study lauds Pinoy labour Force
Study shows that Filipino workers excel if only government knows how to use their potentials.
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To reclaim trust, solons must pass anti-dynasty Bill
Philippine lawmakers dared to pass bill to redeem their reputation to the public.
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Pinoy teachers: it’s about time for salary Hike
Teachers demand Php10,000 increase in their wages as fulfillment of 20-year-old education report.
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Pinoy seafarers successfully satisfy EU Requisite
Seafarer education now meets international standards. But authorities still need to show consistency in implementing law.
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Think twice before adding friends Online
Philippine police said criminals are using social media to lure foreigners into cybersex extortion scam.
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E-banks to help remittances reach more Filipinos
Bangko Sentral says many Filipinos still don’t have access to banks, a problem to those who depend on remittances.
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Will raising politician’s salary really curb Corruption?
Senator Trillanes sees increase in government workers’ salary as an effective anti-corruption measure.
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Baby ‘Josephs’ to get free baptism in Tondo
Manila church celebrates feast of St Joseph the Worker today.
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All systems go for implementing RH Law
Health department ready to implement law as period for re-assessment ends.
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To Obama, it’s more fun in the Philippines
Amid the seriousness of the latest US-PH talks, Obama left with smiles thanks to the Filipino brand of hospitality.
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Pasig ferry: see Manila in a new Perspective
Go around Metro Manila via the Pasig ferry
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Did Obama say what we wanted him to Say?
President Obama’s evasive answers reveal America’s stand on Philippine and China’s territorial dispute.
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Nowhere to run for Cedric Lee
Cedric Lee arrested by police after search in Samar.
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Can social media warn us of brownout? It’s Possible
Twitter-loving Filipinos could follow Britain’s lead on power outage alert system.
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Know why “It’s No Fun in Pag-asa” Island
Do your share to keep all our islands intact.
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Why was Danish filmmaker crucified in Pampanga?
Danish, Lasse Spang Olsen was crucified in Pampanga, Philippines, during the Holy Week.
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Public strikes back at Aquino after being told to sacrifice more
President Aquino told to lead the way after he asks public to follow Christ’s example.
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Henares counterpunches Cayetano over Pacquiao Bashing
Tax chief defends her behaviour toward Manny Pacquiao and his tax obligations.
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Cayetano: Henares should be scolded for hounding Pacquiao
Senator Cayetano says Tax chief’s behaviour after Pacquiao-Bradley fight was not the Filipino way.
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QC cops told to carry cross for being Late
Quezon City police authority get creative for Holy Week.
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Yolanda survivors get paid for rebuilding their own Hometown
Social Welfare department’s cash aid programme helps Yolanda survivors help themselves.
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New visa rules for travelling to and out of PH
7 more countries to visit PH and one country for Filipinos to visit visa free
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Henares waiting to KO Pacquiao to the dismay of his Fans
With the endless cases of corruption cases uncovered, it is difficult for the BIR to get sympathy vs Manny who brings pride to the Filipinos.
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Why 500 students are not going on summer holiday in Sarangani
High school pupils showcase bayanihan spirit as they plan to save Sarangani province.
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What can DOT learn from the latest trend in religious Tourism
Survey shows more and more people travel for religious experience.Can the Philippines be a serious player in religious tourism?
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BSP to public: hand over your old, dirty peso Bills
Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas issues new rule on replacing mutilated bills and coins.
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Latest aviation devt, one more reason to be Proud
FAA upgrade and lift of Cebu Pacific EU ban proves Philippine aviation is ready to fulfill international travel safety demands.
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Would there be zero tariff of PH goods in EU Soon?
Four products proudly made in the Philippines seen to boost exports sector.
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Brit who abused Filipino minors will not escape Law
British Embassy in Manila vows to take action versus sex offenders.
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RH Law: what’s next for pro and anti Factions?
Supporter Senator Santiago says she welcomes any motion for reconsideration for several rejected parts.
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DFA opens passport fast lane for more Minors
Children aged 7 and below now eligible for Department of Foreign Affairs’ courtesy lane service.
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Estrada and Revilla insist plunder charges are ‘mere Speculation’
Senators charged with kickbacks from PDAF file appeals versus Ombudsman.
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Can Italian envoy escape punishment vs child Abuse?
Italian ambassador faces child trafficking charges after his arrest in Laguna.
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What’s the best way to talk about HIV to tech-savvy Filipinos?
Health group brings HIV awareness closer to the public.
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Is it possible to fly out of the country without Naia?
Government plans to replace Naia for bigger airport.
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Yolanda survivors to revive business through trade Fair
Enjoy the best products from the Visayas region from 2 to 6 April in SM Megamall.
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Spread of fake peso bills prompts police to greater Action
Philippine National Police gives tips on how to spot counterfeit bills.
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Will ‘tamer’ anti-dynasty bill lead to swifter passage in Congress?
Lawmaker wants to build consensus before bill debates resume in May.
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Gov’t fight to guard women’s rights not yet Over
DILG sets nationwide training programmes to better implement Magna Carta for Women.
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Who pays when a government official visits a foreign Country?
Find out the rules of hospitality in the state level.
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Immigration office updates rules for ACR I-Card
Bureau of Immigration announces new travel rules for foreign nationals applying for Alien Certificate Registration.
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All systems go for new Bicol airport and LRT extension Projects
Budget department authorises construction of vital infrastructure around the country.
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Philippines get America’s support vs. Chinese provocation in Spratlys
US said the Philippines has the right to resupply its troops in Ayungin Shoal.
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Cable cars for farmers: the modern way of delivering Goods
It is now cheaper to deliver agricultural products in some Philippine provinces, says Agri department.
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How do Filipinos use their cash? Central bank proud to share Answer
Find out if Filipinos have improved in terms of spending.
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Comelec gears up ahead of the 2016 Elections
Top election body to shop for options in election technology.
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DFA to passport applicants: observe temporary release Dates
E-Passport system maintenance to delay passport release.
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Rival politicians agree vs. BIR on bank Secrecy
Philippine lawmakers hesitant to lift Bank Secrecy Law.
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Not all educators happy with university calendar Shift
Philippines’ highest administrative body on tertiary education says no to August start of classes.
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Bangsamoro pact, getting there but still steps away from Goal
Final peace agreement that will create Bangsamoro autonomous region to be signed tomorrow.
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DTI programmes to boast world-class local Products
Trade department gives small businesses the chance to shine in export sector.
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Spain renews relationship with Philippines, investment plans Underway
Spanish business groups sign pact for long-term partnership with local private sector.
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PNoy tells businessmen to build better partnership with the Filipino Worker
President Aquino challenges business leaders to look beyond their industry’s concerns.
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Gov’t to kill corruption through cashless Transactions
Budget department secretary says liquidation will be detailed in the Cashless Purchase Card System.
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VP Binay dreams big, joins world leaders in fight against nuclear Terrorism
Vice President Binay visits Holland for the 2014 Nuclear Security Summit.
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Don’t be fooled by these fake balikbayan box Forwarders
Here’s a list of freight forwarders that you should not use:
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Gov’t vows each peso in foreign Yolanda aid to be accounted For
Project Faith to undergo major update.
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PNoy challenges artists to move with the times in OPM Summit
President Aquino says Filipino music industry needs more dialogue with consumers.
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How does the Philippines fare in gadget use vs. other countries?
Study reveals Filipinos have already outpaced other countries in the use of certain types of gadgets.
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Media involved in PDAF scam cover-up in Department of Agriculture
Three broadcasters paid up to Php2M to keep quiet.
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These two names in 2013 bar passers list made everyone’s Day
You won’t believe how creative Filipinos can be with names until you see this.
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DSWD takes the lead towards citizen-led disaster Rehab
Social Welfare department tells local government units to strengthen ties with locals.
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Why should Asianovelas be banned on Primetime?
Read what a lawmaker has to say about the effects of foreign soap operas on Philippine TV and the bill he is proposing.
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PNoy challenges fresh cadets to improve military Image
President Aquino promises benefits, modernisation for the price of honourable service.
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Gov’t admits that job supply cannot keep up with Demands
Labour department is anticipating a spike in the number of jobless as students graduate this month.
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Spain said it is committed to help the Philippines
Spain’s top foreign minister to visit Manila next week.
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Dishonest public officials won’t have room to Escape
After a 16-year career, corrupt official finally brought to justice.
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Food czars vow to help more farmers be resilient in Yolanda-hit Areas
Agriculture department and FAO strengthen ties to support local farmers.
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PNoy shares what true leadership really Means
President Aquino marks anniversary of Ateneo Professional Schools by describing the ideal leader.
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Mindanao Cardinal Quevedo the bridge between Christians and Muslims
President Aquino attends Thanksgiving Mass for Cardinal Quevedo.
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Sustainable cities forum recognises the certainty of climate Change
International rehabilitation experts are in Manila to talk about building better versus disasters.
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Will Twitter really influence 2016 election Outcome?
Senator Miriam says social media is changing the face of traditional politics. But statistics may prove otherwise.
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Govt transparency still a dream despite the Senate’s hard work
Philippine lower house still has to approve their version before FOI becomes law.
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Government to send team to follow up on promised Yolanda donations
Philippines still short by Php2.5b in Yolanda foreign aid Pledges
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DOJ: Luy’s decision won’t make significant changes to Pork Issue
Why did Luy and his attorney part ways?
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How to make your vote count if you’re abroad this 2016
Comelec calls out to voters who will be abroad to register for absentee voting.
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Lawmakers want to junk libel in Cybercrime Law as public says Ouch
Calls to decriminalise Cybercrime Law heeded, but other threats loom.
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Comelec seeks Congress to make the ban on election money a law
Limiting cash withdrawals days before election seen as way to curb vote buying.
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Did you know that Britain outsources its diplomatic services to Manila?
The Philippines is Britain’s biggest hub for foreign services abroad.
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Philippine eco group wants to stop open trash burning Now
EcoWaste Coalition asks government to enforce ban more effectively.
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The most travelled Philippine president is…
Find out which of our presidents has been bitten by the travel bug and other interesting presidential travel facts:
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Senate wants mobile phones to warn Filipinos of incoming Disasters
Telecoms that do not follow order to be slapped with Php10m fine, says Senate President.
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No more ‘pasaway’ if these proposed laws get Support
Ordinances against peeing in public and cutting in line seen to put errant Filipinos in their right place.
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Czech firm has jobs for Filipinos affected by typhoon Yolanda
Electronics company looking for employees who are in need of help.
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How can you help typhoon Yolanda survivors? Foster a child legally, says DSWD
Social Welfare department boosts efforts to track Yolanda orphans.
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Aquino praises people of Davao Oriental for typhoon Pablo Recovery
President Aquino visits town of Cateel to commemorate 28th anniversary of EDSA Revolution.
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German Embassy says ‘willkommen!’ with weekend Expo
‘Mabuhay Germany’ celebrates 60 years of Filipino-German relations.
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DOJ wants macho, sexy billboards removed from EDSA
Justice secretary said obscene ads leads to road distraction, accidents and moral deterioration.
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What’s so GREAT about Britain? Everything!
Britain’s campaign that shows what makes the country great is now in full swing.
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Farmer-scientists the hope of Philippine agriculture, says Secretary
Agriculture secretary launches first community-research congress for stakeholders.
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For celebrities, giving Yolanda-hit areas aid not yet Over
Many celebrities local and abroad continue support for post-Yolanda recovery.
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Gov’t eyes reviving old alternative transport systems to combat Manila Traffic
Transportation department to introduce modern coaches in national railway by March.
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Wall Street Journal boosts Philippine global economic Ranking
The Philippines jumps 8 spots up in a ranking of 178 countries.
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Online bashing may now lead to jail sentence in the Philippines
Malicious messages posted online are now a crime through the revised Cybercrime Law.
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Tado’s widow shaves head in front of faulty bus Firm
Lei Jimenez wants justice for Tado and victims of the Bontoc bus accident.
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New Philippine ITR forms slammed for anti-privacy Sections
Lawmakers and business groups question the legality of new income tax return forms.
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Preparedness stressed in Philippine gov’t economic progress Report
Disaster resiliency seen as a way to prevent sudden poverty in disaster-prone regions.
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Beware of online gift-giving scam, says Customs
Philippines’ Bureau of Customs warns against ongoing internet scam via dating sites.
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Philippine gov’t agency plans Imelda jewelry Exhibit
Anti-graft agency wants public to see around Php350 million worth of ill-gotten Marcos jewelry.
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Infrastructure receives Php54b funding from Aquino Gov’t
Economic competitiveness eyed as result of improvements in infrastructure.
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Jinggoy lashes out on PDAF scam senate Probe
Senator Jinggoy Estrada describes yesterday’s probe on the PDAF scam mishandled, full of lies.
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Public reacts to actor Mat Ranillo’s involvement in pork Scam
Mat Ranillo is known for his portrayal of Jesus in the Lenten stage production ‘Kristo.’
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Gov’t's concerted efforts to alleviate Unemployment
Congress eyes reforms in constitution to allow more foreign investors in the country.
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Philippines leads SEA in December 2013 Exports
Growth in exports last year registered highest in East and Southeast Asian regions.
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David Beckham to have Valentine’s date with Yolanda Survivors
Unicef Ambassador and football icon now in the Philippines to show his love to kids.
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‘Flappy Bird’ dead? For some netizens, not Quite
Flappy Bird mania has turned from addiction to lucrative business.
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TV show to feature Filipino artists abroad for 2nd Season
‘Art Republik’ is returning to Philippine TV after a deal signed by the Culture commission.
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Love balloons to line Tacloban streets on Valentine’s Day
Kilometres-long balloon chain to be set up in memory of typhoon Yolanda victims.
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Seafarer bill sees swift passage in Philippine Congress
Lawmakers show all-out support for bill that will prevent EU blacklist on Filipino seafarers.
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Let’s show the world our appreciation with #PHThankYou
Tourism department launches #PHThankYou to thank international community for aid in disaster relief and rehabilitation.
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Pacquiao loses to gorgeous foe after 2 Rounds
Find out who beat Manny Pacquiao in this groundbreaking fight.
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CNN can’t hide fascination with Balut
The balut is once again the star of the show as the world’s strangest food.
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Ruby Tuason: the missing link in PDAF Scandal?
Whistleblower has information that could ruin the careers of Enrile and Estrada.
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UN: Bohol still needs our Help
UN renews its call for donations to help rebuild quake-devastated Bohol.
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Amsterdam in the Philippines? That’s MMDA’s Plan
Bikes seen as a solution to the perennial traffic in Metro Manila.
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Calling all outstanding Filipino public Servants!
Civil Service Commission invites the public to nominate the most committed Filipinos working in public offices.
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House group handling FOI bill slammed for being too Slow
Critics reproved the snail’s pace consolidation of the FOI bill in the Philippine lower house.
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Poll shows Filipinos happy with DOJ’s Performance
A survey by Social Weather Station (SWS) reveals DOJ is most improved of all gov’t agencies in 2013.
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Manila city buses soon to have speed Limiters
Public petition forces transportation board to install speed limiters to dangerous city buses.
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Tesda gives scholarship to honest Pinoy
Airport staff who returned Php200k rewarded for his deed.
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Temporary Visitor’s Visa holders granted Extensions
Philippine Justice department approves amendments to guideline on Temporary Visitor’s Visa.
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Swiss mining firm drops Philippine Project
Philippines’ biggest mining project by Glencore-Xstrata grinds to a halt.
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Ayala and UK firm to build schools for the Poor
World’s biggest education company teams up with Ayala Group to construct high schools in the Philippines.
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Britain impressed by Philippine Growth
British foreign secretary says Philippines can be Asia’s success story.
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Philippine gov’t firms up disaster Roadmap
Creation of storm surge advisory seen to boost preparedness vs. future storms.
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Disasters didn’t stop Philippine economy from Growth
Economy growth in 2013 registered 7.2%, exceeding government’s target.
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SM Megamall expansion turns it to biggest Philippine Mall
The latest wing is dedicated to global fashion brands. Here are shops to look out for:
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Senator Santiago reveals possible snags in FOI Bill
Freedom of information bill debate hits new boiling point as privacy issues surface.
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Robert de Niro surprise-visits Philippines
‘Raging Bull’ star in the country for business reasons
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Many Filipinos now saying ‘ouch’ to unusual Cold
Animals and crops die, number of sick increase as cold spell continues to grip the Philippines.
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Filipino priests have fun with Facebook, Twitter
Social media training draws priests closer to the ‘selfie’ generation.
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Young Filipino engineer invents mobile PC for poor Schools
This 25-year-old is making a difference using his tech know-how.
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Swede king to donate $100k for Philippine disaster Fund
King Gustav pledges disaster response fund as honorary head of World Scout Foundation.
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EU congratulates Philippines on Bangsamoro Deal
Peace pact between the government and the MILF gets global support.
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Laughter: the Filipino way of Coping
President Aquino shares a joke to tell the world how Filipinos can move on from 2013 disasters.
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In Philippines, drunks may count on bartenders for a lift Home
Lawmaker passes bill that will require bartenders to call service for too drunk customers.
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Will the Philippines see Pope Francis Soon?
Philippines hopeful that the pope will confirm invitation upon announcement of Asian visit.
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SWS releases satisfaction survey on typhoon Yolanda
What has the government been doing in the rehabilitation efforts for typhoon Yolanda victims?
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New Skyway soon to link SLEX and NLEX
Billion-peso project seen to ease traffic in EDSA.
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Starting a business in Philippines now one step Easier
Trade and Industry department launches online payment portal for registering a business.
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Why should you know what is in the Philippine Senate’s Agenda?
Senate president vows more effort from Senate to pass the following measures:
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Cold spell has many Filipinos enjoying cool January weather
Pagasa advises Filipinos to keep their jackets on until February. But is the cold temperature a health risk? Read more about it:
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Santo Niño feast draws millions to Cebu
Feast of the child Jesus celebrated with procession and dancing on the streets.
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Storm Agaton weakens but threats Remain
As of 10am Philippine time, the centre of the LPA was seen 400km east southeast of Davao City.
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For this Japanese soldier, WW II is finally Over
Japanese WWII veteran who hid in the jungles of the Philippines dies.
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Philippine police sets its sights on busting pedophile Ring
International operation on cybersex syndicate reaches Philippine shores.
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Remittances to Philippines remain strong despite crises Abroad
Philippine central bank reports amount of November remittances jumped 6.1%.
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Squatting is now against the law in Quezon City
Barangay officials now have power to evict professional squatters in the city.
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Philippine labour market may soon be open for foreign skilled Workers
Economic integration blueprint for Asean countries opens up more labour opportunities in the region.
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UN: Yolanda survivors need more funding for Shelters
UN report reveals only 22% of housing projects have received funding.
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Who is Cardinal Orlando Quevedo?
Get to know to humble beginnings of Mindanao’s first cardinal.
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Philippine gov’t eyes solutions to veggie frosting in Benguet
Agriculture department finds long and short-term solutions to save Philippine’s vegetable bowl from losses.
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Philippines on red alert vs. post-Yolanda Trafficking
Gov’t assures international body that the Philippines is doing everything to fight child trafficking.
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Cebu oil exploration hits gold Mine
DOE confirms oil deposit in Cebu.
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Black Nazarene draws 3 million Devotees
The highlights of what happened yesterday in one of the Philippines’ biggest religious event.
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Cebu prepares for 2014 Disasters
Mayors meeting up to talk about disaster action plan.
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President Aquino braves hot seat of 11th Graders
by FFE PH News Staff These girls asked something no other reporter has asked the president during his term: did he ever had dates when he was still in high school? In the courtesy call in Malacañang on Tuesday, 11th grade students from Miriam College High School did not hesitate to put… continue reading
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More reason to have fun in the Philippines
The Philippines makes it to British travel website’s top 10 countries to visit for 2014.
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German Yolanda volunteers: From strangers to Friends
Paramedics from Germany share warm memories during post-Yolanda recovery.
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Norway minister inspects post-Yolanda recovery Progress
UN reps in Leyte ready to meet Norway’s Minister of Foreign Affairs.
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From ‘sin’ to Stamina
Philippines eyes new tax on vices to boost Healthcare.
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Philippines’ 2013: a year that marked fight vs Corruption
Former treasurer said scandals that rocked 2013 woke up Filipino sentiments versus government corruption.
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Mayweather doffs Pacquiao Anew
Mayweather says he doesn’t see Manny Pacquiao as an equal.
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Department of Health earns international Recognition.
President Aquino lauds another positive achievement met by his administration.
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Hundreds of Yolanda survivors hired in job Fair
Oplan Trabaho brings renewed hope to survivors of typhoon Yolanda.
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Simbang gabi tradition pushes through despite Yolanda
Catholics celebrate early morning Christmas mass even without churches.
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Muslims surprise Zamboanga Catholics
Find out what Muslims did for Catholics in Zamboanga that deeply touched them.
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Brits in Yolanda rehab find strength in Filipino Smiles
Smiling faces amid the tragedy of typhoon Yolanda inspire British soldiers.
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Giant lanterns of Pampanga to dazzle starting Saturday
Pampanga’s 2013 lantern festival dedicated to Yolanda survivors.
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Aquino optimistic Philippines will overcome Yolanda
Aquino attends summit to personally thank Japan and Asean for help in post-Yolanda recovery.
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Philippines soon to have first e-market for Recycling
Online store paves way for the future of recycling in the Philippines.
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To hasten Visayas rehab, int’l group urges focus on Children
Bringing kids back to school seen as way to help typhoon victims get back on their feet.
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7 eating tips to curb holiday weight Gain
‘Tis the season of many feasts. How do we prevent weight gain? Here are 7 tips.
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PH sees double-digit growth in export Sector
Japan and America remains top export markets of the Philippines.
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Yolanda-damaged cultural heritage to be Rehabilitated
Heritage experts meet up on how to restore several cultural heritage sites in areas affected by typhoon Yolanda.
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Pork Barrel Update: 18 witnesses to aid in Napoles Defence
Lawyer said priests among those who will stand witness for Napoles in illegal detention case.
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Bohol vows to rebuild stronger Structures
Proposed designs now being studied for greater flood and earthquake resilience.
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UN: ‘Yolanda rehab still a long way to Go’
UN report pinpoints priorities for long-term rehabilitation of areas devastated by typhoon Yolanda.
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Power-sharing: a step closer to a more peaceful Mindanao
The Philippine government and MILF sign a power-sharing agreement over disputed areas in ARMM. Both sides are confident to complete the comprehensive peace agreement by January.
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Tourists wanted in Tacloban City
The Sto Niño Shrine and the Heritage Museum are due to reopen on Sunday.
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Philippine stance vs. China gaining Support
More international law experts supporting the Philippines in this ‘David and Goliath’ dispute in the West Philippine Sea.
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No-build zones marked by DENR
Experts share their thoughts on reconstruction efforts in the Visayas.
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Amid tax struggle, Pacquiao brings Joy
Keeping his promise amidst the tax woes he is confronting, Pacquiao visits his fans in regions affected by typhoon Yolanda.
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NAIA Eases Shoe Inspection
Beginning Nov. 1, the airport authority is relaxing its policy on shoe inspection for all departing passengers except those bound for the United States.