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TheNATION
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Sarmiento Named Marcos Peace Adviser, Set to Guide Transition with Governance Lens
Veteran official Mel Sarmiento takes the helm of OPAPRU, bringing a governance-focused approach as the Philippines navigates a critical peace transition.
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Why Filipino Parents are Diving in—Teaching Kids to Swim Sooner
From safety to confidence, more Filipino parents are enrolling children in swimming lessons early—turning a summer activity into a life-saving skill.
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Your April Electricity Bill Might Be a Bit Higher—What’s Driving It
Electricity bills this April may edge up as transmission charges rise, largely due to higher ancillary service costs.
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As Duterte Impeachment Looms, Sotto Insists on Senate Impartiality—Raising the Question: Is it Achievable?
As Duterte impeachment nears, Sotto urges Senate neutrality, but early political signals cast doubt on true impartiality.
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EXPLAINER: What is a ‘Pink Moon’—and Why it Won’t Look Pink in the Philippines
The April “Pink Moon” isn’t actually pink. This explainer breaks down its origins and why skywatchers in the Philippines see a normal full moon.
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MOH-BARMM Launches 30-Day Ramadan Meal Plan To Promote Healthy Fasting
COTABATO CITY, Philippines — The Ministry of Health in the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (MOH-BARMM) has launched a 30-day Ramadan Meal
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