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It’s no surprise that Congress decided to extend martial law in Mindanao given the supermajority held by the Duterte administration there, but only the naïve and their fanatically loyal followers would set aside the ramifications of President Rodrigo Duterte’s decision. Simply and bluntly put, the Congress approval will be used as precedent by this administration…
Bulatlat.com | Features | Nation | NewsMother of Mary Jane Veloso appeals for help for her ill daughters
“I hope Mary Jane will return soon and my eldest daughter [in Dammam] recover swiftly so that we all can be reunited here. I hope the president is watching, and come to the aid of my daughters,” she added By ANNE MARXZE D. UMIL MANILA – Celia Veloso is emotional during a press conference held…
Linking rights groups to drugs ‘dangerous, shameful’
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Bulatlat.com | Features | Nation | NewsPH gov’t orders ABS-CBN shutdown
ABS-CBN employees light candles, press for renewal of the network’s franchise, Feb. 21. (Photo by Carlo Manalansan/Bulatlat) By JANESS ANN J. ELLAO Bulatlat.com MANILA — Amid the ongoing pandemic, the National Telecommunications Commission has ordered the shutting down of Philippine media giant ABS-CBN. In an order circulating online, the NTC said that upon the expiration…
Quarantine Curbs Access to Information
Journalists around the country say both national and local government agencies have either delayed or denied their information requests. Officials, they said, were particularly reluctant to release information that would hold them accountable for their spending. The post Quarantine Curbs Access to Information appeared first on Kodao Productions.
Bulatlat.com | Features | Nation | NewsThe animal industry can be the next pandemic ground zero
Both influenza A (H1N1) and ASFV are not endemic to the Philippines. It has been established that the sources of these diseases came from imported meat or livestock. By CLEMENTE BAUTISTA JR. We have previously pointed out that the degradation of our ecosystems and its dwindling biodiversity are contributing factors in the increase of zoonotic…
