Red-tagging remains among the most prevalent threats to press freedom that also include violence against journalists and the media in the Philippines, the Commission on Human Rights (CHR) reported. In his keynote speech at the opening of the historic 1st Philippine Media Safety Summit, CHR...
“The most productive in our history.” This was how former finance secretary Carlos Dominguez described former President Rodrigo Duterte’s economic legacy. However, official figures on the country’s ballooning debt since 2016 tell a different story.
Sa hinaba-haba ng unang linggo ng bagong pangulo, pinag-usapan pa rin ang relasyon ng bansa sa US at China, ang mga kagamitang pandigma, mga plano ng malalaking negosyo, plano sa agrikultura at paglilinis sa mga ahensya. Sneak preview o paunang silip pa lamang ito kumbaga sa pelikula. Hindi pa buo ang kuwento sa magiging pagpapatakbo ng isang junior sa Palasyo.
A farmers group has presented what it said are doable programs for the country’s agriculture sector in the first 100 days in office of the Marcos Jr. administration.
Ngayong opisyal nang nagsimula ang bagong pamumuno ni Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos, Jr., nais kong talakayin kasama kayo ang isang mahalagang bahagi ng kanyang pagkaPangulo—ang Kongreso.
What used to be a bustling campaign office of progressive groups in Vigan City in Ilocos Sur, turned quiet just three days before the June 30 inauguration of President Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos, Jr.
The family of 19-year old Amierkhan Mangacop, who was killed in a shooting incident in a bar last July 2, has spoken out on the Philippine National Police’s ‘wrong portrayal’ of Amierkhan and requested the National Bureau of Investigation to lead the probe on this case.
It has been more than a week since Ferdinand Marcos Jr., son, and namesake of the late dictator, was inaugurated. But prospects for peace remain uncertain with the newly-installed administration neither having a peace adviser nor a clear stance on how it will proceed with the peace process.
Banaue municipality in Ifugao province remains on red alert as officials deal with the aftermath of the massive flash flood and mudslides that hit the town on July 7.
A tomato farmer in Bukidnon was supposed to earn thousands of pesos from his produce but was forced to dump them after the price went down.
Bulatlat filed a civil case at the Quezon City Regional Trial Court earlier today, seeking a temporary restraining order (TRO) and the nullification of NTC’s order.
“Wala na ba talagang iba?”
The Marcoses and San Miguel Corporation have a shared history