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Marcos: Let’s Recognize Our ‘Filipino-Ness’ Through Indigenous Peoples

In remembering National Indigenous Peoples’ Month, President Bongbong Marcos encouraged Filipinos to help the government in promoting the pre-colonial culture through indigenous peoples.

Solons Wants Farm Input Support, Not Tax Cuts

Albay representative Joey Salceda recommended the government to focus on giving farmers fertilizer subsidies due to rising inflation and food supply.

Legarda Leads The “Campaign For Nature” High Ambition Coalition

Senator Loren Legarda led raising awareness on environmental issues to prevent possible massive destructions during catastrophes.

Tulfo To DPWH: Require Road Contractors P1M Liability Insurance Per Project

Senator Raffy Tulfo urged the Department of Public Works and Highways to mandate building contractors a provision of Php1 million liability insurance per project for its employees.

Vice President Sara: PAO’s Free Legal Service To Filipinos ‘Commendable’

Vice President Sara Duterte gave recognition to lawyers included in the Public Attorney's Office for giving assistance to Filipinos.

Lawmaker Seeks To Liberalize Foreign Universities’ Entry In PH

Quezon City representative Ralph Tulfo suggests that the government should allow the opening and operations of foreign universities in the country.

Only One Will Survive In “Halloween Ends”

Get ready for "Halloween Ends" to start counting the dead on October 12 this Halloween season.

House Bill Creating National Mariculture Program Filed

AGRI Party-list Rep. Wilbert Lee has filed a bill seeking to establish a National Mariculture Program to boost the country’s food security.

DICT: Roaming Mobile Users Included In SIM Registration Law

SIM cards from the country’s three telcos, including roaming SIM cards used overseas, will be required for registration.

National Capital Region 7-Day Positivity Rate Dips To 17.3%

The seven-day Covid-19 positivity rate in the National Capital Region has dropped to 17.3 percent.

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