Some Catholic Church leaders and a group in the Philippines have contributed their voices in raising serious concerns regarding the proposed United States-led Pax Silica Project in the Philippines.
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Ombudsman Remulla slams DPWH's alleged failure to provide quality gov't establishments
Ombudsman Jesus Crispin Remulla on Saturday criticized the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) over its alleged ...
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Cosiquien charts own path as home builder
MANILA, Philippines — It was in a quaint, family-owned hardware store in Libertad that a young Michael Cosiquien got his ...
MANILA — Ombudsman Jesus Crispin Remulla said the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) has failed to deliver ...
More than six years after the Universal Health Care Act became law, two Filipinos can enter the same health system and ...
Every Filipino family begins with fibers of faith and forward-looking purpose. Each member carries personal plans, private ...
Picture a nurse finishing a night shift in a Los Angeles hospital, checking her phone in the parking lot before she drives home, or an engineer in Silicon Valley, stepping out of a meeting to send ...
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China is building the world's longest road
China's New Silk Road initiative represents the largest megaproject in the world. This video delves into the scope and ...
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Positioning the Philippines for the next cycle of global capital
MANILA, Philippines — Southeast Asia had a strong year for foreign investment in 2025, with regional inflows passing $240 ...
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Go: 2027 budget under pressure from NTA, rising debt payments
MANILA, Philippines — Tax allotments for local governments and rising debt interest payments will eat into next year’s ...
The United States Embassy in the Philippines, through the Fish Right Project, launched the Community Illegal, Unreported, and Unregulated (IUU) Fishing Reporting Center in partnership with the Palawan ...
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A pitch for AI meets reality check in Iloilo town
OTON, ILOILO, Philippines — A proposed P20.3-billion artificial intelligence (AI) data center has hit a snag. Before its Norwegian proponent could complete his roadshow to win support from local ...
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