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FIFA president rules out plan for blue cards

FIFA President Gianni Infantino (Anadolu photo) ANKARA – FIFA President Gianni Infantino on Saturday ruled out the idea of blue cards in football. A plan was formed by some of football’s lawmakers for a new card to join the red and yellow ones to send players off for 10 minutes for dissent …

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Prioritizing job creation over wage hikes urged

Workers are seen constructing Marikina’s flood control projects on May 30, 2023, ahead of the rainy season. Photos by Walter Bollozos / The Philippine STAR  MANILA, Philippines — Creating more jobs is a better way to improve lives than the proposed P350 minimum wage increase by the House of Representatives, …

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What goodwill? We own the shoal

China said it had evidence the government was inciting ‘fisherfolk to carry out a long-term occupation and provocations in the South China Sea.’ China’s propaganda mill is now targeting the Armed Forces of the Philippines, saying it is recruiting fishermen as militias to monitor the activities of Chinese government vessels …

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Chinese vessels detected near Philippine Rise

The Philippine Rise, formerly known as the Benham Rise, is a seismically active undersea region and extinct volcanic ridge located in the eastern Philippine seaboard facing the Pacific Ocean. / Malacañang Pool Photo  MANILA, Philippines — Recent reports reveal that two Chinese vessels have been monitored lingering in the waters …

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Gov’t to boost Palawan via key works—Speaker

SPEAKER IN PALAWAN. Speaker Ferdinand Martin G. Romualdez salutes the honor guards with Philippine Navy Western Command Chief Vice Admiral Alberto Carlos during his arrival at Antonio Airbase, in Puerto Princesa, Palawan on Friday. Ver Noveno Congress to allocate at least P3b for crucial infra projects The government will pursue …

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DBM chief: Government can’t afford wage subsidies

Workers are seen performing their duties at a constructi site in Taguig on February 7, 2024./Ernie Penaredondo  MANILA, Philippines — With its “limited fiscal space,” the government is unlikely to find the resources to subsidize minimum wage earners, Budget Secretary Amenah Pangandaman said yesterday, as she warned that pushing through …

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