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Swelling easy money schemes bear no effects to Davao’s economic growth
The proliferation of various investment scams has no effects on the continuing economic growth in Davao City.
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On July 23, 2016, President Rodrigo Duterte signed Executive Order No. 2 mandating public access to information held by the agencies and offices of the executive branch. The nongovernmental organizations that had been campaigning for a freedom of information (FOI) act for decades welcomed it with cautious optimism. The Executive Order (EO) encouraged the legislature…
‘Ang Pride ay hindi lamang sa buwan ng Hunyo ginaganap’
“Ang Pride ay hindi lamang sa buwan ng Hunyo ginaganap. Isinasapuso ito sa bawat araw na patuloy ang diskriminasyon, paghamak sa karapatang pantao at pang-aabuso ng pasistang rehimen. Ito ay mananatiling tagapagtaguyod ng pagkakapantay-pantay at malayang pagpapahayag.” The post ‘Ang Pride ay hindi lamang sa buwan ng Hunyo ginaganap’ appeared first on Kodao Productions.
Bulatlat.com | Features | Nation | NewsFactory worker in Cavite allegedly mauled by police over ECQ violations
Labor group Kilusang Mayo Uno slammed the “double standard on the implementation of ECQ rules,” pointing out that this was not the first time police “exercised brutality instead of compassion amid the COVID crisis.” By JUSTIN UMALI Bulatlat.com SANTA ROSA, Laguna – Policemen beat a factory worker bloody on alleged violations of the extended community…
Filipinos across Canada respond to pandemic inequalities
by Megan Kinch , July 5, 2021 , Briarpatch, Canada In April 2020, COVID began spreading through the Cargill beef slaughterhouse near High River, Alberta. Nearly half of the plant’s 2,000 workers tested positive for COVID – making it, at one point, North America’s largest outbreak linked to a single site. Workers later told media…
FOR STL OPERATIONS: PCSO chief: Atong Ang offered me P200M monthly
PHILIPPINE Charity Sweepstakes Office general manager Alexander Balutan yesterday accused gambling lord Charlie “Atong” Ang of trying to bribe him with P200 million monthly in exchange for taking over all small-town lottery operations in the country. Balutan issued the statement during the hearing of the House committee on games and amusement on the questioning of…