“We don’t want aid, what we need is to get our livelihood back. What can we get from the government’s aid? A few kilos of rice and cans of sardines? Those aren’t even enough to feed our family for a day. Our request is to get our livelihood back, we’re not expecting the government to…
The Lumad will be relocated to temporary shelters that will be modeled after those units the government built in Lanao del Sur for the evacuees from the war-torn Marawi City, the President says Published 9:38 PM, February 01, 2018 Updated 9:38 PM, February 01, 2018 DAVAO CITY, Philippines – Leaders of indigenous peoples (IP) in…
Dec 20, 2021 Jairo Bolledo MANILA, Philippines – Typhoon Odette, which devastated the Visayas and Mindanao, has left at least 208 people dead, according to the tally of the Philippine National Police (PNP). On Monday, December 20, PNP spokesperson Colonel Roderick Augustus Alba shared the consolidated data of the national police. Based on the tally,…
By: Dana Cruz INQUIRER.net / September 12, 2021 John Arcilla has won the Best Actor award at the 78th Venice International Film Festival for his performance in the Erik Matti film “On the Job: The Missing 8.” The actor’s trophy, the Volpi Cup, was received by Matti as seen on the awards show streamed on…
By: Kurt Dela Peña – Content Researcher Writer/INQUIRER.net /April 14, 2022 MANILA, Philippines—“Have courage and serve the people”. Anya Remonte and Rea Guiloreza, law graduates of the University of the Philippines and Central Philippine University, said this as they looked back on one of the reasons they took the Bar examinations—“the Philippines needs lawyers”. The…
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