Investors have pledged an initial P700 million investment to establish a 3.5-hectare coconut industrial park in Northern Samar, in an effort to boost the province's main agricultural staple.

P700-M investments pledge for N. Samar coco industrial park

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Imagine waking up every morning with a sense of freedom — free from the worries of yesterday, free from the fear of the future, and free from the limitations of the mind. This is the essence of living a life where we release expectations and instead, cultivate appreciation for every moment. When we stop clinging to what we think should happen and start appreciating what is, each moment becomes an opening, an opportunity to grow, learn, and experience life more deeply.

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The Cultural Center of the Philippines (CCP) The Met: LIVE in HD - Season 10 explores the grandeur of Egypt in its fourth installment with Giuseppe Verdi’s “Aida” this May 6, at 5:30 p.m., at Glorietta 4, Cinema 1 in Makati City.

Verdi’s 'Aida' screens at Glorietta this May

To celebrate World Book Day on Saturday, April 26, Instituto Cervantes de Manila, together with the Embassy of Spain, and the collaboration of Ayala Land and Make it Makati, invite visitors to the Ayala Triangle Gardens for the iconic “Día del Libro.”

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TACLOBAN CITY – The shooting of mayoral candidate Kerwin Espinosa is alarming yet does not define the peace of Leyte province, according to authorities.

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The United States is “expanding” its maritime activities in the South China Sea, US Ambassador to the Philippines, Mary Kay Carlson told an international media conference in Manila on June 25.

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Recently, the Commission on Elections (Comelec) had decided to clamp down publicly on "politically incorrect" (read: sobrang bastos) statements made by candidates in the run-up to the May 12 midterm elections.

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