Wes Gatchalian learns the finger heart from these Koreans
His special visitors had a new pose to teach him.
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Ruffy Biazon on owner of boat sunk by Chinese vessel: Mas patriotic pa!
The tears in his eyes showed unparalleled love for the Philippines.
May gagaya sa HK, Canada: Lito Atienza warns of rise in foreign garbage shipments in PH
Buhay party-list Rep. Lito Atienza has warned of an increase in foreign garbage shipments to the Philippines unless the Bureau of Customs (BOC) steps up its inspection of import containers.
Anong trabaho mo yawa ka! Duterte is clueless on what ICC’s reason for existence is for
President Rodrigo Duterte is not wavering from his stand that the International Criminal Court has no jurisdiction over him.
Cynthia says she can do a lot for poor: They can’t take care of themselves
Senatorial bet Cynthia Villar believes she deserves to be in the Senate because she can do a lot to help the poor.
Bakit sila magagalit? Villar claims rice farmers had 22 years to be globally competitive
Re-electionist Senator Cynthia Villar can't understand why she is getting the heat for opening up the country to rice imports with the shift from quotas to tariffs.
Mamumura kaya uli? CBCP plans papal visit before Duterte term ends
Pope Francis may have the opportunity to personally chide President Rodrigo Duterte for his "jokes" and attacks on the Catholic Church, if plans for a papal visit to the Philippines in 2021 pushes through.
No participation in election-related activities for UK nationals in PH
With the election period for the May 2019 midterm elections now on, British nationals in the Philippines were reminded against taking part in rallies, protests and other political activities.
UK to nationals in Manila: Avoid traslacion route
British nationals in the Philippines were advised to avoid areas in the route of the yearly Traslacion for the Feast of the Black Nazarene.
Some Korean wastes to remain in PH
Not all of some 6,500 tons of mixed wastes brought into the Philippines will be sent back to South Korea starting Jan. 9, the Bureau of Customs and an ecological group said.
