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20% Cut On Government-Issued Documents For Poor Job Seekers Pushed

Help for job seekers. A lawmaker has filed a bill concerning a 20% discount on the application of pre-employment documents for poor job seekers.

Obiena To Bring World-Class Pole Vaulters In PH Next Year

Filipino pole vaulter EJ Obiena targets to host an invitational tournament in 2023 with his fellow world-class pole vaulters.

Vice President Sara: Don’t Let Hate Overpower Unity

In celebration of the United Nations International Day of Peace, Vice President Sara Duterte advised the public to focus on unity over hate.

Cayetano: Japan Can Be PH’s Roadmap To Economic Recovery

Senator Alan Cayetano suggested that the Philippines should view Japan as an inspiration when it comes to economical success.

Dela Rosa Sees Local Insurgency Gone Soon

Being insurgency-free is the key. Senator Ronald Dela Rosa proposed that the country would be at peace if the problem with local insurgency would be addressed.

Vice President Sara: 7 Envoys Vow Support For PH Education, Tourism

Vice President Sara Duterte led the meeting with seven international ambassadors that would help the country in terms of education, tourism, economy, infrastructure, and peace.

Villar Cites Role Of Women In ‘Nation-Building’

Significance of women. Senator Cynthia Villar emphasized the role of women in talks about nation-building and gave recognition to the National Federation of Women's Clubs of the Philippines.

Tolentino Supports Bills Declaring February 1 As National Hijab Day

Senator Francis Tolentino agreed to the bill in the declaration of National Hijab Day every February 1.

Cayetano Bats For ‘Dual Approach’ To Improve PH Justice System

Senator Alan Cayetano suggested improvement of the barangay justice system as a way to enhance the over-all justice system in the country.

Department Of Agriculture: Rice, Meat Supply Enough For Holidays

A sufficient supply of goods for Christmas. The Department of Agriculture has announced that there would be enough supply of rice and meat for the holiday season.

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