BROOKLYN — A new photo exhibit in Brooklyn is recognizing the selfless work of New York’s health care workers. The unique park of this display is that everyone photographed is Filipino. The purpose behind it? An effort to combat Asian hate. Along the bank of the East River in the shadows of the Brooklyn Bridge […]Read More
MANILA – Plants conservationists have teamed up with firms that promote the use of technological innovations to encourage more people to protect endemic plants in the country. In an online briefing Wednesday night, Philippine Native Plants Conservation Society, Inc. (PNPCSI) vice president David Justin Ples said the tie-up aims to provide additional online sources, […]Read More
MANILA – Fair weather will prevail over most parts of the country Thursday, a weather forecaster said. The intertropical convergence zone (ITCZ) will cause scattered rains over Western Visayas and Palawan, particularly in the afternoon. Light to moderate rains will be experienced, while thunderstorms are likely in the afternoon, said Benison Estareja of the Philippine […]Read More
Published Tuesday, Sept. 21, 2021 | 3:20 p.m. Updated 4 hours, 18 minutes ago UNITED NATIONS (AP) — Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte criticized rich nations at the U.N. General Assembly for hoarding COVID-19 vaccines while much of the developing world continues to suffer shortages. “The picture is bleak. It is a man-made drought of vaccines […]Read More
Editorial Many have already written about Toni Gonzaga’s interview with Bongbong Marcos, a piece of historical whitewashing in the guise of banal conversation. Prominent figures have come to the defense of Gonzaga’s freedom to interview whoever she wants including, disappointingly, Chiz Escudero and Richard Poon. Jerry Tundag, writing for Cebu’s “The Freeman,” asked how Gonzaga’s […]Read More
MANILA – Former Social Welfare Secretary Corazon “Dinky” Soliman was a “hero” who believed in Filipinos, her friend and colleague, former presidential peace adviser Teresita “Ging” Deles said Monday. Soliman died Sunday at age 68 due to renal complications and heart failure. “Bayani siya (She was a hero) and was never afraid of speaking truth […]Read More
There's an insight here. If fake news primarily spreads on Facebook, then their main consumers are in fact educated Filipinos. Source linkRead More
Exhausted nurses in the Philippines are struggling to care for patients as colleagues contract Covid-19 or quit a profession that was dangerously understaffed even before the pandemic. The country is enduring a record rise in infections, fuelled by the Delta variant, with the health department reporting a nursing shortfall of more than 100,000 — forcing […]Read More
Even during times of crisis, Filipinos are encouraged to continue investing as a means to gain financial security. Because if there is anything this situation has taught everyone is that having financial security is a good advantage whenever unexpected global emergencies happen. This is the message that Lessandra highlights in its campaign Landing Great Returns. […]Read More
Metro Manila (CNN Philippines, September 16) — Pope Francis has appointed a United States-based Filipino Dominican priest and economist as a new member of the Pontifical Academy of Social Sciences, the CBCP News reported on Wednesday. Established in 1994, the Pontifical Academy of Social Sciences aims to promote the study and progress of the social sciences […]Read More
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