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The Valdeavilla-Javal family of Tayabas City has lovingly preserved perhaps the oldest Santo Entierro since 1852 in Quezon Province, maintaining a rich legacy of faith, devotion, and tradition through generations.

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Inilunsad ng lokal na pamahalaan  ang "BakaONE Mauban Mangrove Planting Project" na may temang "Isang Bakawan, Isang Nagkakaisang Mauban na Matatag at Ligtas."

'BakaONE' sa Mauban

The ongoing crisis in the Middle East that has sent gasoline prices soaring in the past few weeks has become the “hot topic” in the Philippines, primarily due to its direct impact on ordinary Filipinos.

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Isang 23-taong gulang na banker na si Andrew Fletcher ay piniling talikuran ang isang marangyang buhay na kumikita ng higit sa P6 milyon taun-taon upang simulan ang isang bagong buhay, bilang isang magsasaka ng manok sa lalawigan ng Quezon.

Canadian banker, magmamanok na sa Quezon

Kasabay ng inaasahang pagdagsa ng mga biyahero ngayong Semana Santa at summer vacation, personal na ininspeksyon ni Public Works and Highways Secretary Vince Dizon ang kahabaan ng Maharlika Highway sa Pagbilao, Quezon kamakailan.

DPWH Sec. Dizon, nag-inspeksyon sa Quezon

For decades, Santa Rosa City has led the way in the transformation of Laguna from a predominantly-agricultural province to one of the largest industrial hubs outside Metro Manila.

PH's first hyperscale data center opens in Santa Rosa City

Sa kabila ng pagkansela ng lahat ng aktibidad na inorganisa ng Pamahalaang Bayan ng Lucban para sa Buhusan Festival ngayong taon, nananatiling buhay ang tradisyon ng “old school” na buhusan sa bayan.

'Buhusan' ng Lucban: Tuloy pa rin?

I’ve heard the line that the illiterate of the 21st century aren’t the people who can’t read or write, but those who can’t learn, unlearn, and relearn. At first glance, it sounds like a clever shake of the head at how fast the world moves. But when I sit with it, I feel its heartbeat. It isn’t about schooling or credentials. It’s about staying curious, about letting go of stubborn ideas when they don’t fit anymore, and about choosing to grow even when it’s uncomfortable.

Forget What You Know: Unlearning as the Only Real Progress

As part of honoring the contributions of the Filipino worker last Labor Day, May 1, the Social Security System (SSS) said it has rolled out enhanced and expanded programs for its members.

Enhanced programs for SSS members

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There’s more to being an “epalitiko” than by having your name and your face plastered everywhere: on tarpaulins, inside government offices, on public vehicles and installations, and even on small, inconsequential items like medals or souvenirs.

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The I AM Kamalayan Movement presents a vision of a consciousness revolution that aims to remake the world by starting with interior change. At its core lies a critique of three root illnesses - dishonesty, selfishness, and fear - that are said to inhabit individuals and nations alike. When these threads intertwine, they produce a web of social ills: divorce, crime, unemployment, recurrent depression, and war. The movement argues that any genuine path to peace - whether within a nation or between nations - must begin with spiritual recovery. Economic or political fixes, if they ignore these inner forces, remain incomplete and fragile.

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Carpio, not the PHL, is ‘committing suicide’

While the Philippines is desperately seeking all available solutions to the oil crisis, including President Bongbong Marcos’ move to repair our damaged relations with China in order to explore the idea of joint oil exploration in the South China Sea, and Mr. Ramon Ang’s successful purchase of 2.48 million barrels of crude oil from Russia, certain individuals are still pushing to drive a wedge between China and the Philippines.

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With the Ramadan War still raging and the world is getting mixed signals from both US President Donald Trump and the Iranian leadership  about possible ceasefire negotiations, small countries like the Philippines do not have many options.

Lazaro to talk with Iran’s Zadeh

The national government is showing it was ill-prepared to address the current oil crisis caused by the conflict in the Middle East. The price of gasoline and diesel fuel has increased by almost 50 percent since the war in Iran broke out on the 28th of February. 

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