Good governance is not merely ideal. It is happening in Quezon Province. The Lady Governor works hard everyday, always visible to public eye.

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The Mindanao Star Bus Transport Inc., which has been operating in Visayas and Mindanao, will now also serve commuters to and from Marawi City.

LTFRB vows more BARMM ‘friendship routes’

The United Nations forecast Wednesday that global economic growth will fall significantly to 1.9 percent this year as a result of the food and energy crisis sparked by the war in Ukraine, the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic, persistently high inflation and the climate emergency.

UN forecasts fall in global economic growth to 1.9%

GENEVA — The World Health Organization will push at its board meeting this week for an expanded role in tackling the next global health emergency after COVID-19 but is still seeking answers on how to fund it, according to health policy experts.

Under-funded WHO seeks ‘reinforced’ role

The new facility “is configured to help manage internal electricity demands, store electricity when the solar plant is generating power but demand is low, and provide rapid power charging when the demand is high,” ACEN said in a recent press release.

First hybrid solar and storage project opens in Laguna

Movie Review

SINCE Vivamax live streaming on the initial phases of its screening Filipino films was mostly sex-oriented fares, you’d think “Bahay na Pula” would be a story on white slavery or prostitution. Or it could be an allusion to the traces of geo-political origins of the name of the town Pola and its demographics. It’s more than them, anyway.

“Bahay na Pula”: A House of Spirits Divided

PITX is now accepting drivers’ license registration and renewals while the LRT-1 Cavite Extension Projects finishes another component.

LTO licensing center opens at PITX

Kasunduan Ng Mga Ospital at Quezon Province

Ang pinakamahirap sa pagiging mahirap ay ang hindi pagkakaroon ng pagkakataon na matingnan sa ospital dahil sa kakulangan sa panggastos. Ngayon, hindi tumitingin sa estado sa buhay ang inklusibong pagbibigay ng serbisyo sa mga mamamayang nangangailangan ng kalingang medikal. Sa pamamagitan ng pagtutulungan ng mga pamilya ng pasyente at ng Pamahalaang Panlalawigan, nariyan ang kasunduang magbibigay ng pagkakataon upang madala sa medical center o ospital na may kaukulang kagalingan sa anumang klase ng karamdaman.

EQUAL  TREATMENT

The summer capital is once again celebrating the Panagbenga Festival under the new normal. Unlike last year, the city has eased travel restrictions to allow the fully vaxxed.

Baguio welcomes more tourists for Panagbenga 2022

Before the Refresher Course and Re-Training of LTO Law Enforcers, LTO personnel arranged Law Enforcement Handheld Mobile Device (LEHMD) and body-worn cameras. The re- training was held at the LTO Central Office in Quezon City. 

LTO PUTS HANDHELD DEVICES TO GOOD USE

Make sure you have secured your vaccination certificate from the VaxCert.ph website before registering for the tourist pass.

Sorsogon reopens Donsol’s famous whale watching

Supporters mount for the release of journalist Frenchie Mae Cumpio, editor of the Eastern Vista and her companion, Marielle Domequil, a lay worker and finance officer of the Rural Missionaries Philippines-Eastern Visayas chapter, a church-based national organisation, comprising priests and lay persons that empowers farmers, fisher-folk and indigenous peoples, and educates them on their rights, who are still being brought to trial at the Tacloban Regional Trial Court Branch 45 under very tight security. They were arrested three years ago at the Eastern Vista.

Support mounts for the release of Tacloban 5 journalist

Despite growth experienced in 2022, the agriculture sector has lagged substantially prompting a legislator to call for increased subsidies and ayuda to the farmers  and fishermen so that they can get out of poverty. Education likewise did not recover much from the pandemic.

More direct subsidies for agri from 2024 to 2028 pushed

Baguio welcomes more tourists for Panagbenga 2022 phoot PixelHub Design

LTO PUTS HANDHELD DEVICES TO GOOD USE Danny Querubin

First hybrid solar and storage project opens in Laguna photo ACEN

LTO licensing center opens at PITX photo Carmudi

“Bahay na Pula” A House of Spirits Divided

LTFRB vows BARMM more ‘friendship routes’ photo PNA

Sorsogon reopens Donsol’s famous whale watching photo Bicol Philippines

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DA must bring down those veggies to MM

Bare Truth

            In psychology, Robert Plutchik (1980), in his “Wheel of Emotions” theory, generally identifies eight basic emotions: joy, trust, fear, surprise, sadness, anticipation, anger, and disgust. Plutchik further paired these emotions according to opposites: Anger is the opposite of Fear; Disgust, the opposite of Trust; Anticipation, opposite of Surprise; and Sadness, of Joy.

Getting rid of negative emotions

IN connection with the celebration of the Chinese (Lunar) New Year, it was reported that despite territorial conflicts between the Philippines and China, Vice President Sara Duterte is hopeful that both countries will enjoy tighter bilateral ties based on “mutual trust and mutual respect.”

PH Officials' Balancing Act

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A serious question for those managing our waste management systems: do our garbage pickers have the right (or let’s say the privilege) to refuse to load certain types of waste material?

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WALANG GURI

KA MON: After coming from the Davos World Economic Forum and the onion scandal, now is the time to accept the fact that we have an AGRI-FISHERY ECONOMY and other nations will always look at us as one. We have a central planning office (NEDA) that could not seem to comprehend that cartels or price manipulators control our economy as in the case of onions, garlic and even tomato.