US offers over a billion dollars to support Mindanao railway project
The offer came after the Philippines decided against pursuing Chinese official development assistance (ODA) financing for the project
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Global figures urge end to ‘harassment’ of Bangladesh Nobel laureate
Yunus, 82, who was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 2006, has seen his reputation at home tarnished by a labor dispute with Hasina
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Pagsusulong ng gender equity, paiigtingin ng CBCP
Tiniyak ng social action and advocacy arm ng Catholic Bishops’ Conference of the Philippines (CBCP) ang pakikiisa ng Simbahang Katolika sa pagsusulong ng 'Gender Equity and Inclusivity' sa lipunan.
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Green group seeks urgent action on oil spill to protect Verde Island Passage
A priest-led coalition that seeks to protect the Verde Island Passage (VIP) is
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Rights groups ‘stand in solidarity’ with all women victims of repression
Hundreds of women, women workers, and advocates of women's rights marched in the streets of the capital Manila to raise their demands
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Suportado ng jeepney sector ang Jeepney Modernization Program.
Inihayag ni Ricardo Rebaño - Pangulo ng FEJODAP na nakikiisa ang kanilang hanay sa maayos na pagsusulong ng Jeepney Modernization Program at kanilang naiintidihan ang mabuting idudulot ng programa sa ekonomiya.
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Caritas Philippines offers help for communities affected by oil spill
Father Gariguez estimated that over 36,000 hectares of mangroves, coral reefs and seagrasses will potentially be affected by the oil spill
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Caritas Philippines, magpapadala ng tulong sa mga apektado ng oil spill sa Mindoro
Magpapadala ng tulong at suporta ang NASSA/Caritas Philippines para sa mga residenteng apektado ng oil spill sa Mindoro.
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Two strong earthquakes rock southern Philippines
Local authorities said there were no reports of casualties or significant damage
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Authorities detain Buddhist monk during peace march across Cambodia
The spokesman for the Ministry of Cults and Religions, Seng Somony, said he wasn't aware of the incident but would look into it
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Nicaragua shutters Church-linked universities
UN and Western governments have accused President Daniel Ortega's government of illegally attempting to crush any and all opposition
