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SolGen: PH can’t appeal ICC ruling on drug probe

The Philippines has no more available appeal in case the International Criminal Court decides on Tuesday to deny Manila’s plea to stop the ICC prosecutor’s investigation of the killings arising from President Rodrigo Duterte’s war against illegal drugs. “In case our appeal is denied, the ICC prosecutor will be authorized …

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Hontiveros: Pagcor logo is worth investigating

Senate Deputy  Minority Leader Risa Hontiveros said the controversial logo of the Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corp. (Pagcor)—worth P3 million—“is possibly worth  an investigation.” She said lawmakers in the minority “are fully aware of this issue.” The gaming regulator drew flak for the rebranding of its logo which critics said …

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Govt to seek out unemployed nurses for hospital jobs

THE Department of Health (DoH) said it would work with the Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) and the Department of Labor and Employment (DoLE) to find nurses who passed the board exam but are unemployed and convince them to work in government hospitals. The DoH said it was accepting the recommendation …

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DOH: Herbosa not endorsing diabetes cure via Facebook

The Department of Health warned the public against false news circulating online claiming Health Secretary Ted Herbosa was endorsing a cure for diabetes. In its advisory, the DOH denied the false information posted on the Facebook page called “Journey to get rid of diabetes.” “The Department reminds everyone that non-communicable …

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Bustos Dam releases water; Angat Dam water level rises

CITY OF MALOLOS: Rains dumped by the southwest monsoon in Bulacan province have caused Bustos Dam to release excess water while the water level in Angat Dam has elevated. Retired police Col. Manuel Lukban Jr., provincial disaster risk reduction management office (PDRRMO) officer in charge, said the water elevation of Angat …

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A cinematic reflection on red-tagging, EJKs

Ang Duyan ng Magiting (The Cradle of the Brave), a film written at the height of red-tagging and extrajudicial killings, provides a perspective on the socio-political climate in the Philippines. Written and directed by Dustin Celestino, the 120-minute piece revolves around the journey of a student named Jose, who leaves …

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