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Jecho Ponce and the art of turning strangers’ stories into poetry
A stuffed toy. Grief. Bullying. Childhood memories. Even difficult life decisions. These are among the subjects that 23-year-old poet Jecho Ponce has turned into poems for strangers in Dumaguete City. Armed with a typewriter, Ponce sits in public spaces and invites passersby to share a story, memory, or idea. He then writes a poem for
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Duero mayor steps down after Ombudsman dismissal order
TAGBILARAN CITY, Bohol — Duero Mayor Al Cadorniga Taculad stepped down from office on Sept. 16 after the Office of the Ombudsman ordered his dismissal for grave misconduct arising from his financial interest in municipal projects awarded to his construction firm. Vice Mayor Hernes Bajao assumed the mayoralty following Taculad’s departure. In a Sept. 1
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BFAR distributes 100,000 tilapia fry in Ilocos
SAN ILDEFONSO, Ilocos Sur— The Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources (BFAR) Ilocos distributed 100,000 tilapia fry to fisherfolk across the region during the 70th Fishery Industry Forum held Wednesday (Sept. 16) at the Dingras Civic Center in Dingras, Ilocos Norte. The distribution was part of the forum’s efforts to boost fish production and provide
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2027 budget: Congress’ spending plan should be scrutinized – watchdog
MANILA, Philippines — Budget watchdog People’s Budget Coalition (PBC) on Thursday said Congress’ spending plan should have faced greater scrutiny after budget discussions for the legislature were terminated without any questions on the floor. “Scrutiny should be even higher when Congress is deliberating its own budget,” PBC co-coordinator Gybel Agregado told the Inquirer in a
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House passes anti-spying bill amid civil rights concerns
MANILA, Philippines — The House of Representatives on Thursday passed on final reading a bill modernizing the country’s anti-espionage laws, despite concerns from some lawmakers that its broad definition of spying could be used to crack down on dissent. With 224 lawmakers voting for House Bill No. 9642 and 10 against, the lower chamber approved
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Tinio questions P500 Pera hike, calls for budget realignment
MANILA, Philippines — Deputy Minority Leader and ACT Teachers Rep. Antonio Tinio on Thursday, Sept. 17, described the P500 increase in monthly allowance received by state workers in 2027 “woefully inadequate” after nearly 17-year impasse. Tinio said the P500-hike to the Personnel Economic Relief Allowance (Pera) was not enough, primarily amid rising commodity costs. He
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DOE eyes coal-blending facility to boost local fuel use
MANILA – The Department of Energy (DOE) is exploring the establishment of a coal-blending facility to expand the use of locally produced Semirara coal in Philippine power plants and reduce the country’s dependence on imported coal. Energy Secretary Sharon Garin told a Senate budget hearing Thursday that many existing coal plants were designed for Indonesian-grade
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Cebu sets P400M disaster plan for 2027; preparedness takes priority
LAPU-LAPU CITY, Cebu — Disaster preparedness will take the biggest share of Cebu Province’s proposed ₱400-million disaster risk reduction and management funding for 2027. The allocation forms part of the proposed Annual Investment Plan (AIP) of the Provincial Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Office (PDRRMO), which the Provincial Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council approved
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Marcoleta’s press conference inside Sandiganbayan is allowed – BJMP
[Updated Sept. 17, 2026, 8:04 p.m.] MANILA, Philippines — Sen. Rodante Marcoleta’s press conference on Thursday was well within what is being allowed by the Sandiganbayan. The Bureau of Jail Management and Penology (BJMP) said the forum between the senator and reporters today inside the premises of the anti-graft court was alright with the justices.
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