Increased support for education, not another messing up with our school calendar.

It’s the lack of support, stupid

In 1986, the people fought for their rights.

The spirit lives on

A recent series of road inspections made by Public Works and Highways Secretary Vince Dizon brought to light the sorry state of our national roads, particularly in Southern Bicol and Eastern Visayas.

Reckless imprudence

As Lucena City progresses, so does the increase in social challenges—including the presence of street children and homeless individuals. In the face of this problem, the "Bantay Gala" program stands as a symbol of hope and compassion in the community.

Lucena City's Bantay Gala Initiative

When long-standing local business owners are pushed out of a neighborhood whether by rising rents, redevelopment policies, or shifting market forces, the loss is felt far beyond storefront windows.

When Main Street Loses Its Mix

To say – like some "optimists" claim – that the renewed tensions in the Middle East won't directly affect Filipinos is bordering on stupidity, if not insanity.

Ripple effect

Quezon Governor Angelina "Doktora Helen" Tan is spearheading the province's National Women's Month Celebration.

Women's Month: Beyond Celebrations

In law, the path seems clear: landowners may sell their property to mining companies, and companies may extract minerals within regulatory boundaries.

Mining, Property Rights, and Community Voices

In the quiet town of MacArthur, Leyte, the battle over mining has become a defining test of people power in Eastern Visayas.

Small Wins, Big Message

The ongoing war has sent tremors through global energy markets, pushing fuel prices to painful highs and exposing the fragility of economies heavily dependent on imported oil and gas. 

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