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By ANGELI C. ALBA Today is holiday in my little nook in the world. I am now sipping tea, listening to a kitschy shampoo jingle played in a slow rock station, after a lively discussion with my favourite girl friends over a delicious Pinoy-style barbecue lunch. Everything is right in my world. And not just [...]
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The navigational guidance system that conked out at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) two weeks ago became inoperable anew on Monday, forcing several flights to be diverted to other airports. As of 5 p.m. Monday, the Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines (CAAP) issued another Notice to Airmen informing pilots that the Very High [...]
BY JUN MEDINA WASHINGTON, D.C.– The Philippines continues to be on the US watchlist on human trafficking, which is described as a modern-day version of slavery that victimizes some 12.3 million people, most of them children and women. For the second consecutive year, the country was placed under Tier 2 watchlist or countries that do [...]
MORE than 23 million students in elementary and high school will troop to the country’s public and private schools nationwide for Tuesday’s, formal opening of classes. Around 20.17 million (86 percent) will be attending public schools while the remaining 3.26 million will go to private institutions. Of the number, 3.15 million are in Grade 1 [...]
Twenty people were killed Sunday when a tourist bus carrying mostly Iranian nationals plunged into a ravine in the central Philippines, police said. Senior Superintendent Erson Digal said the bus was en route to the town of Balamban in Cebu province, 585 km south of Manila, when the accident occurred. ‘We have so far retrieved [...]
By Manny G. Asuncion It was a cold wintry night of 5 June 2010. But one could definitely feel the warmth and joy at the Millenium Reception Centre in St Albans. It was the evening of the commemoration of the 112 Independence Day of the Philippines. Filipinos, as well as other nationals alike attended the [...]
BY BEN ARNOLD O. DE VERA JAPANESE investors are looking at the Philippines as an alternative to China and Vietnam, the managing head of the Board of Investments said. Trade Undersecretary Elmer Hernandez told reporters that an official of a Japanese bank relayed that “Japan is looking very seriously at Southeast Asia, specifically the Philippines [...]
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