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PH now has 29 national shrines

With the recent elevation of the Quiapo Church into a national shrine, the Philippines now has a total of 29 national shrines spread across the country. Minor Basilica of San Lorenzo Ruiz (Facebook) Pilgrims and tourists traditionally visit these religious treasures for their historical, cultural and spiritual significance. Aside from …

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MTRCB allows ‘Barbie’ screening in PH

THE Movie and Television Review and Classification Board (MTRCB) has ruled that there is “no sufficient basis” to ban the movie “Barbie” for allegedly featuring China’s nine-dash-line over the South China Sea. In a letter addressed to Sen. Francis Tolentino, the MTRCB revealed its findings and provided insights into its …

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Gilas to play in pocket tournament in China

GILAS Pilipinas shifts its preparation for the 2023 FIBA World Cup into high gear come August as it flies to China for a five-day pocket tournament. The national squad arrived in Manila on Monday after spending more than two weeks in Europe where the team played six tune-up matches against …

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‘Farmers are providers of our nation’s sustenance’

Food security in our country has always relied upon the backbreaking toil of our farmers. Yet, throughout our history, protecting them has proven easier said than done. However, on July 7, 2023, a significant moment occurred in Malacañan as the President signed Republic Act 11953, also known as the New …

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Blowing whistle on cops

A police force that overreaches its authority and encroaches upon the rights of individuals and businesses fosters an environment of fear and distrust. The Philippine National Police-Anti-Cybercrime Group, or PNP-ACG, seems predisposed to taking shortcuts, and Justice Secretary Jesus Crispin Remulla, fresh from a heart bypass, was livid about it …

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Japan, France backstop PH stance on WPS

Japan has vowed to strengthen security partnerships with the Philippines and other like-minded nations such as the United States and Australia to maintain peace and stability in the Indo-Pacific region. During the 69th anniversary of the Japan Self-Defense Forces (JSDF), Japanese Ambassador to the Philippines Koshikawa Kazuhiko emphasized the importance …

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Marcos confident in Gadon’s ability to help ease poverty

PRESIDENT Ferdinand Marcos Jr. maintains his trust and confidence in Lorenzo “Larry” Gadon despite the many issues hounding the recently appointed Presidential Adviser on Poverty Alleviation. The Chief Executive made the reiteration after formally swearing Gadon into office late Monday afternoon. Photo from Larry Gadon (Facebook page)  In a brief …

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