Monday, 23 July 2018

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Nation - Google News


Ombudsman Morales on Alvarez's ouster: 'Nothing is permanent' - Inquirer.net

Posted: 23 Jul 2018 10:09 PM PDT


Inquirer.net

Ombudsman Morales on Alvarez's ouster: 'Nothing is permanent'
Inquirer.net
The ouster of former House Speaker Pantaleon Alvarez shows that "nothing is permanent." This was the remark of outgoing Ombudsman Conchita Carpio Morales when asked for her take on the controversial power grab that escalated in Congress hours ...
Morales on Arroyo as Speaker: DedmaGMA News
'Dedma': Ombudsman indifferent to Arroyo's House takeoverABS-CBN News
Morales 'dedma' on GMA as Speaker but frustrated she failed to nail ex-President in plunder casePolitiko (blog)

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Southwest monsoon to affect Luzon, Visayas—Pagasa - The Manila Times

Posted: 23 Jul 2018 10:30 PM PDT


Inquirer.net

Southwest monsoon to affect Luzon, Visayas—Pagasa
The Manila Times
THE southwest monsoon or "habagat" will continue to affect Luzon and the Visayas on Tuesday, the state-run weather bureau said. According to the Philippine Atmospheric Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (Pagasa), Zambales, Bataan, ...
Monsoon rains to continue; LPA might enter PAR in 48 hrsInquirer.net
Moderate to heavy rain expected over west Luzon areas – PAGASAGMA News

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United People's SONA| One march, one program calling to end Cha-Cha, tyranny, killings - Bulatlat (blog)

Posted: 23 Jul 2018 08:23 PM PDT


Bulatlat (blog)

United People's SONA| One march, one program calling to end Cha-Cha, tyranny, killings
Bulatlat (blog)
The United People's SONA was first and foremost the coming together of people united against martial law and tyranny, the charter change that will pave the way for it, and the red-herring federalism that they said will only increase taxes. (Photo by ...

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Education to get lion's share of 2019 national budget - Manila Bulletin

Posted: 23 Jul 2018 09:44 PM PDT


Manila Bulletin

Education to get lion's share of 2019 national budget
Manila Bulletin
By Genalyn Kabiling. The education sector will get the lion's share of the proposed P3.757-trillion national budget for 2019 amid plans to offer free tuition in state universities and colleges, hire more teachers, and repair and build classrooms ...
Duterte submits to Congress proposed P3.757-T nat'l budget for 2019GMA News
Duterte submits P3.757 trillion cash-based budget to CongressSun.Star
Duterte submits proposed P3.757 trillion 2019 budget to CongressUNTV News

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Erap backs Duterte's war on drugs; 'these drugs addicts need to be punished' - Inquirer.net

Posted: 23 Jul 2018 08:45 PM PDT


Inquirer.net

Erap backs Duterte's war on drugs; 'these drugs addicts need to be punished'
Inquirer.net
Former President now Manila Mayor Joseph Ejercito Estrada supports President Duterte's war on drugs and believes he has 'in a way' done well for the country's worsening drug problems. "In a way, yes [I think he has done well], against drugs. These drug ...

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Ride-hailing firm Hype denies charging P2 per minute - Rappler

Posted: 23 Jul 2018 09:11 PM PDT


Rappler

Ride-hailing firm Hype denies charging P2 per minute
Rappler
MANILA, Philippines – Ride-hailing company Hype on Tuesday, July 24, denied charging P2 per minute for travel duration, but disclosed that customers pay P1.25 per minute instead. Hype appeared before a Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory ...
Hype denies allegation of fare overchargingInquirer.net

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Marawi rehab to start in August or September —task force chief - GMA News

Posted: 23 Jul 2018 09:09 PM PDT


GMA News

Marawi rehab to start in August or September —task force chief
GMA News
The rehabilitation of battle-torn Marawi City is targeted to start in late August or early September once the government chooses a company which will undertake the project, according to Task Force Bangon Marawi (TFBM). "Our indicative time table, ...
P3.5 B set for Marawi City rehabilitationManila Bulletin

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