By Edward Alipio | Baretang Bikolnon Daet, Camarines Norte — “Serbisyo sa tao, ‘wag gawing negosyo.” This was the chant of various consumers, labor workers, and youth representatives in front of the Camarines Norte Electric Cooperative, Inc. (CANORECO) building in Magallanes Ilaod, Daet on...
While sugar planters scored a brief victory with the 20-day temporary restraining order on the importation of 200,000 metric tons (MT) of refined sugar, the government is not backing down on its importation directive — a policy that will definitely hurt the local sugar industry, most especially 69,000 sugar workers in Negros Occidental doing back-breaking work in sugarcane plantations and haciendas.
NDFP chief political consultant Jose Maria Sison said the future GRP administration must get rid of the barriers put up by Rodrigo Duterte to give peace negotiations resumption a chance.
Marivic Bugasto of Lower Brookside in Baguio City was surprised to discover that someone removed the posters of Vice President and presidential bet Leni Robredo on her gate on February 19.
Doctors, health workers, development workers and colleagues of community doctor Naty Castro reiterated their call for her release as they gathered Monday, Feb. 21 in University of the Philippines Manila.
Paano makakarating ang tamang balita sa mamamayan, kung patuloy ang pagbabanta, panunupil at pagpatay sa mga tagapaghatid nito?
In their separate opinions, three justices voted against the constitutionality of Section 29, which allows the detention of a suspected terrorist even without judicial warrant of arrest.
As national campaigns begin, candidates have begun ticking off their accomplishments and track record to woo votes.
A number of Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs) who have tested positive of Covid-19 are being terminated, abandoned and forced to live in parks in cold weather in Hong Kong.
A Twitter storm has forced the Commission on Elections (Comelec) and the Department of Health (DOH) to investigate the presence of barangay health workers (BHW) wearing shirts with the department’s initials in the Ilocos Sur campaign rally of presidential bet Ferdinand Marcos, Jr.
Advocates called on the government to address the specific needs of women deprived of liberty.
Former political prisoner Morita Alegre is back home in Sagay City and reunited with her family, San Carlos Bishop Gerardo Alminaza announced Monday.
Women’s groups and other sectoral organizations in the city join the 9th year of the gender-based global campaign One Billion Rising as they called out the attacks against government critics in the region.