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Office of the Vice President exhibits 90-year history in Cebu

The Office of the Vice President (OVP) on Tuesday, July 21, officially opened its Extra+Ordinary Pop-up Exhibit at a mall in Cebu City, marking the start of the exhibit’s provincial tour as part of the office’s 90th anniversary celebration.

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Palace confirms Duterte on approved foreign trip until July 31

MANILA, Philippines — Vice President Sara Duterte is out of the country until the end of the month while her impeachment trial is ongoing, Malacanang confirmed Tuesday. At a press briefing, Palace press officer Claire Castro said President Ferdinand Marcos Jr., through the Office of the Executive Secretary, approved Duterte’s foreign trip in several countries from July

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Cash aid, not aerial spraying needed to fight Negros sugarcane pest

BACOLOD CITY — A labor group has urged government officials in Negros Island to stop what it described as “wasteful” aerial spraying against the red-striped soft scale insect (RSSI) infestation and instead provide direct cash assistance to thousands of affected sugar farmers and workers. In an open letter released to the media on Monday, Roland

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Army soldier killed in Abra clash gets hero’s welcome in Kalinga

CAMP MELCHOR DELA CRUZ, Gamu, Isabela- The remains of Army Private First Class Drexler Gumayat received military honors when his flag-draped casket arrived at the 503rd Infantry Brigade headquarters in Tabuk City on Tuesday. The 34-year-old soldier belonging to the 50th Infantry Battalion was killed in an encounter with 10 armed men in Barangay Apao

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Cebu cops in hot water over alleged car scams

MANILA, Philippines — Several individuals from Cebu have accused some police officers of victimizing them in car scams. The complainants filed an administrative case against the implicated officers before the National Police Commission (Napolcom) at the latter’s office in Quezon City on Tuesday, July 21. In a press briefing after the filing, one of the

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ICYMI: Padilla objects to ruling to subpoena Duterte’s financial records

MANILA, Philippines – Senator-judge Robin Padilla rose to voice his objection to the ruling of presiding officer Francis Escudero to have the financial records of the vice president subpoenaed during the seventh day of the Vice President Sara Duterte impeahcment trial on Monday, July 20. “If this is our standard,” Padilla said in Filipino, “let’s

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Shuvee Etrata Donates P10K To Crying Cleaning Lady

Shuvee Etrata showed generosity to someone she does not know Kapuso actress Shuvee Etrata donated P10,000 to a crying cleaning lady she met during a birthday party. Shuvee rose to fame following her stint in the reality show Pinoy Big Brother, although she has been around for several years already doing small roles and gigs. ... Read more

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Female Student Accused of Hurting Fellow Student Allegedly Endured Bullying for Long Time 

Family Seeks Action After Student Allegedly Endures Long-Term Bullying in Altavas  A female student who is being accused of hurting her fellow student allegedly endured bullying for a long time in the town of Altavas.  A relative of the alleged victim shared their concerns on social media. In the post, the family expressed frustration over what they described as ongoing ... Read more

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Alex Eala Leaves the Philippines w/ a Heart Full of Pride

Alex Eala Carries the Nation’s Pride as She Begins Her US Open Journey ALEX EALA – After making history at Wimbledon, Alex Eala says her recent visit home reminded her why representing the Philippines is one of the greatest honors of her career. Filipina tennis sensation Alex Eala has departed the Philippines carrying not only ... Read more

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Vaccinations for Thailand travel 2026: what you need, what you don’t, and what the law requires

Thailand has no mandatory vaccine entry requirements for most nationalities arriving from Western countries. But that does not mean vaccinations for travel to Thailand are a formality. The country is tropical, the food and water carry real risks, and the gap between what is required and what is genuinely recommended is wide enough to cause …

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