Nagdugang an Local Government Unit (LGU) han Balangkayan, Eastern Samar hin duha nga bag-o nga multicab nga gagamiton ha paghatag hin libre nga transportasyon para ha mga estudyante ha bungto.


Libreng Shuttle Han Mga Estudyante Ha Balangkayan

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The Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) have once again scored a major victory in its relentless drive to stamp out Communist insurgency in Eastern Visayas.


More Victories Against NPA Insurgency in Samar

The arrest of former House Speaker and Leyte 1st District Rep. Martin Romualdez has raised a question that matters beyond the courtroom: what happens to the infrastructure pipeline that Eastern Visayas has come to associate with his political influence?



AFTER ROMUALDEZ

Collective efforts of large and small businesses boost Mayor Denha's IHELP program

Over the years, Cabuyao City has seen a rapid transformation, both in terms of its economy and its governance.


IMPACTFUL PARTNERSHIP

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

There is something deeply troubling about the growing acceptance of an idea that should never have become normal: that a politician’s personal relationship with the President determines whether a province gets projects, funding, or attention.


Politics of Access

Mga estudyante, ginprotesta han pagkuha han banner nga The Pillar

Ginkuhà han University Security Force (USF) an banner han student publication nga The Pillar nga may mensahe nga “Junk HB 9414, 9861” ngan “Defend Press Freedom” ha University of Eastern Philippines (UEP) ha Catarman, Northern Samar, han Huwebes, Setyembre 17.


Waray ‘Freedom of Speech’ ha UEP?

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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Trump is ‘utak pulbura’ while Xi is for peace

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Flight indicates guilt

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54 Years Since the Declaration of Martial Law on September 21, 1972! 

Then President Ferdinand Marcos y Edralin was superstitious, as a person, leader and politician. That is why he chose to have his Declaration of Martial Law identified with the date, September 21, 1972, a Thursday. However, the actual implementation of Martial Law had to be done after office hours on a Friday, September 22, 1972.


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The Real Roots of Corruption (and Why It Keeps Winning)

Corruption is one of those words people think they already understand - like it only means a bad person stealing money. But that’s the comfortable lie. The real story is harder and more uncomfortable: corruption grows when power and money meet a culture of “nothing will happen to you if you cheat.” It’s not a one-time crime. It’s a system - fed by incentives, protected by silence, and normalized through habit.


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On September 14, the Bangsamoro people finally cast the ballot they had waited for seven years. More than 600 candidates contested seats in the 80-member Bangsamoro Parliament, with turnout reaching 82 percent of 2.39 million registered voters, about 1.97 million ballots cast — the highest in BARMM's history.
