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P1.2M Rice Mill Turnover in Zamboanga del Sur
DAR empowers Zamboanga del Sur farmers with a P1.2 million mobile rice mill to cut losses and boost livelihood. See how this SuRE ARC project drives sustainable agriculture.
HB 06771 Anti-Dynasty Bill Criticized as Too Weak
Critics argue House Bill 06771 is a flawed anti-dynasty measure that misses the real problem. We analyze its gaps and why a stronger law is needed for true political reform.
DPWH Massive Hiring of Engineers Starts January 2026
The DPWH announces nationwide job fairs to hire fresh engineers and accountants, aiming for deep reform after a multi-billion peso flood control scandal. Read more.
PJ Salazar Fernando's 50-Year Public Service Legacy
From Supreme Court clerk to Presiding Justice of the Court of Appeals, Remedios Salazar Fernando's remarkable 50-year career is a testament to dedicated public service. Discover the journey of 'Mamita'.
BBM Pushes 4 Key Anti-Corruption Bills as Urgent
President BBM certifies four major reform bills as urgent, aiming to tackle political dynasties and corruption. Experts urge caution, calling for deeper systemic changes. Read the analysis.
Party-List System Hijacked, Teachers and Citizens Demand Reform
A 2025 report reveals 86 party-list groups have business or political clan ties, betraying the system's promise. Educators and marginalized sectors demand stricter screening and genuine representation. Discover the push for reform.
Revilla Jr. Asks DOJ for Extension on Flood Case
Ex-senator Ramon 'Bong' Revilla Jr. requests more time to file counter-affidavit in Bulacan flood control anomaly. DOJ expects resolution by Dec. 15. #PhilippineNews
Agraryo Trade Fair 2025 Boosts Farmer-Market Links
The DAR's Agraryo Trade Fair 2025 connected 85 agrarian reform groups with buyers, showcasing over 300 products. The event aimed to expand market access and build partnerships for Filipino farmers.
DAR-NIR Gives 7,798 Land Titles, P1.79B Debt Condonation
DAR Negros Island Region empowers thousands of farmers with land titles, P67.6M in farm aid, and P1.79B debt condonation. See how agrarian reform transforms lives.
Aquino Files Party-List Reform Act to Cleanse Congress
Senator Bam Aquino files the Party-List Reform Act to ensure genuine representation for ordinary Filipinos and address systemic corruption. Read the key provisions.
SC: Fugitives Cannot Seek Judicial Relief in Court
The Supreme Court clarifies who qualifies as a fugitive from justice and rules that such individuals are barred from seeking judicial relief. Learn the legal implications of the Vallacar Transit vs. Yanson case.
Aquino Files Bill to Reform Party-List System
Senator Bam Aquino files Senate Bill 1559 to overhaul the party-list system, aiming to return it to its original purpose of representing marginalized sectors. Learn about the key reforms proposed.
PHP 1M Reward for Fugitive Cassandra Ong, Still in PH
Malacañang urges the public to report the whereabouts of Cassandra Li Ong, a key POGO trafficking suspect with a PHP 1 million bounty. She is confirmed to be a fugitive still in the Philippines.
Bonifacio Day 2025: Youth Redefine Heroism
As Philippines celebrates Bonifacio Day on Nov 30, 2025, students reveal how modern heroism manifests through anti-bullying, honesty & social activism. Discover Bonifacio's lasting legacy.
5-Year-Old Boy Dies in Argao, Family Demands Justice
Family of 5-year-old boy who died in Argao, Cebu demands justice after he was found with neck wounds. Mother believes cousin's actions were intentional, not accidental.
Ex-DPWH Engineer Returns P110M in Graft Probe
Former DPWH engineer Henry Alcantara returns P110M linked to flood control corruption, implicates senators & officials. Justice Secretary confirms more funds to be recovered. Read the full story.
Argao Boy's Death: Family Believes It Was Intentional
Family of 5-year-old boy in Argao, Cebu demands justice after his tragic death. Mother claims evidence suggests intentional killing by 9-year-old cousin. Read the full story.
COP30 Climate Talks Fail to Deliver Fossil Fuel Phase-Out
COP30 climate negotiations in Brazil failed to commit to ending fossil fuels, disappointing vulnerable nations like the Philippines. Learn what this means for climate justice.
16 Years After Ampatuan Massacre: Justice Still Elusive
On the 16th anniversary of the Ampatuan Massacre, the NUJP and victims' families continue seeking complete justice for 58 victims, including 32 journalists. Join the call for accountability.
Solar Water Pumps Boost Zamboanga del Sur Farming
Two farmer associations in Zamboanga del Sur receive P400,000 solar-powered water pumps from DAR, boosting climate-resilient agriculture and livelihoods. Read more!
Support Grows for Edcom 2 Extension in Philippines
Stakeholders express full support for extending Edcom 2's mandate to address systemic education challenges, including teacher welfare and learning recovery. Urge Congress to act swiftly.
US Senate Unanimously Passes Epstein Files Bill
The US Senate unanimously approved the Epstein Files Transparency Act, requiring DOJ to release documents. President Trump now awaits to sign the historic legislation.
Cebu Board Member Removes 6-Year-Old Ambush Bullet
Cebu Board Member Neneth Reluya undergoes surgery to remove M16 bullet from 2019 ambush that killed her husband. Read her emotional journey to closure and justice.
P19.2M Farm Equipment Distributed in Zamboanga Sibugay
The DAR has distributed P19.2 million worth of farm machinery and inputs to agrarian reform beneficiaries in Zamboanga Sibugay to boost agricultural productivity. Learn how this empowers local farmers.
Duterte Camp Challenges DOJ's ICC Surrender Plan
Duterte's lawyers denounce DOJ's proposed ICC surrender shortcut as unconstitutional. Legal battle intensifies amid health concerns and sovereignty issues. Read the latest developments.
CARP Regional Trade Fair Opens in Angeles City
The 8th CARP Regional Trade Fair runs Nov 13-16 at Marquee Mall, Angeles City. Featuring 102 MSMEs from Central Luzon, it aims to boost agrarian reform communities. Don't miss out!
Typhoon Tino Floods Capiz, Sparks Mining Debate
Advocacy groups link Typhoon Tino's devastation in Capiz and Leyte to nickel mining and climate injustice. They demand trillions in ecological debt from Global North nations. Read more.
Typhoon Tino Demands Government Accountability
Typhoon Tino's devastation reveals systemic failures in flood control and housing. Join the call for justice and sustainable solutions for vulnerable communities.
Typhoon Tino Search, Climate Justice Demand in Cebu
As Typhoon Tino batters Visayas, a search continues for missing persons in Cebu. Greenpeace demands climate justice, urging the President to act on the Loss and Damage Fund and hold polluters accountable.
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