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Ferdinand Marcos Jr. · Philippines

‘You Should Be Ashamed’: Marcos Jnr Blasts Corrupt Officials in Annual Address

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Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jnr delivered his shortest State of the Nation address (Sona) to date on Monday, as he mostly sidestepped foreign policy issues and used the occasion to launch a blistering attack on public infrastructure corruption. During the speech, which lasted an hour and 10 minutes, Marcos Jnr made no mention of China and referred to the United States only in passing. The focus on corruption and a lack of insight into …See the Story

Sara Duterte · Manila

House Prosecutors to Ask High Court to Reconsider Junking of VP Impeachment - BusinessWorld Online

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By Adrian H. Halili, Reporter THE HOUSE of Representatives on Sunday said that it will file a motion for reconsideration before the Philippines’ High Court following its ruling to bar the impeachment proceedings of Vice-President (VP) Sara Duterte-Carpio for being unconstitutional. “The House, after careful study, will file a Motion for Reconsideration because the decision is anchored on factual premises or findings that are erroneous and contra…See the Story

Rizal · Rizal

Ten years of the Philippines’ National Indigenous Peoples Day: Who defends the defenders?

August 9 is celebrated as the International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples. In the Philippines, Republic Act No. 10689 made August 9 a special working holiday and declared as state policy the advancement of “the rights and collective well-being of indigenous peoples through the annual observance of the National Indigenous Peoples Day in the Philippines”. The year 2025 marks the 10th anniversary of RA 10689 which legislated the National I…Philippines · Philippines Read Article

Court dismisses trumped-up case vs 70-year-old indigenous rights advocate

By Danielle Deloria Bulatlat.com MANILA — Trumped-up charge against 70-year-old indigenous rights advocate Myrna Cruz-Abraham was officially dismissed on Monday, Aug. 4. Cruz-Abraham was arrested on Jan. 27 while grocery shopping with her daughter in San Rafael, Bulacan. She was accused of involvement in an ambush on March 6, 2007, in Sta. Teresita, Cagayan which wounded a barangay captain and a police officer. She was charged with frustrated mu…San Rafael · San Rafael Read Article

The State of the Nation—53 Years Later

By Toby GiongcoBulatlat.com Every year, the country tunes in as the President delivers the State of the Nation Address (SONA), a constitutionally mandated speech delivered before Congress and addressed to the Filipino people. Borrowed from the U.S. State of the Union, the SONA was first institutionalized under the 1935 Constitution during the Philippine Commonwealth era—when the country was still under U.S. colonial rule. The First Quarter Stor…Philippines · Philippines Read Article

'We, the Peoples?' The Philippine delegation’s contradictions on civil society inclusion

By Mitch TeofiloBulatlat.com NEW YORK — At the 2025 High-Level Political Forum (HLPF), the Philippine government once again presented a polished narrative of inclusive governance. In its official statement during the session “Strengthening alliances for SDG implementation: multi-stakeholder engagement for the 2030 Agenda”, the delegation claimed: “In the Philippines, the establishment of the Stakeholders’ Chamber on the SDGs exemplifies how part…Philippines · Philippines Read Article

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‘You Should Be Ashamed’: Marcos Jnr Blasts Corrupt Officials in Annual Address

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Ten years of the Philippines’ National Indigenous Peoples Day: Who defends the defenders?

Court dismisses trumped-up case vs 70-year-old indigenous rights advocate

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Court dismisses trumped-up case vs 70-year-old indigenous rights advocate

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