Pampanga Aids 1,038 OFW Families in Middle East Conflict

The provincial government of Pampanga distributed financial and food assistance to over 1,000 families of overseas Filipino workers impacted by the ongoing Middle East conflict, with Governor Lilia Pineda leading the initiative.

Selma's Sacrifice: A Mother's Light Across Oceans

Selma, a Filipino mother, leaves her children to work in Dubai, facing hardship and racism while providing for her family from afar. Her story highlights the resilience of OFWs and the enduring power of maternal love across distances.

Metro Manila Under Code White Alert for Holy Week

The Department of Health places Metro Manila under Code White Alert from March 30 to April 5, 2026, ensuring standby medical teams and 24/7 monitoring for health emergencies during increased travel.

Oil Crisis Used to Distract from Cebu JVA and Flood Fund Loss

The national oil crisis is being leveraged to delay political processes like the VP Sara impeachment trial and Asean summit, while overshadowing a P5.5B Cebu JVA controversy and a trillion-peso flood control fund scandal involving ghost projects.

Jolito Villatima's 30-Year Legacy of Lukay Crosses in Mandaue

Jolito Villatima crafts lukay crosses in Mandaue City for Palm Sunday, upholding a 30-year family tradition. His devotion and skill, learned from his grandmother, blend faith with livelihood, though he faces challenges from declining youth interest.

Holy Week in Philippines: Devotion and Social Reflection

As Holy Week begins, Filipinos observe traditional practices while reflecting on the deeper social implications of Jesus' passion. This article explores how colonial history and contemporary issues intersect with religious devotion.

3,000 OFWs Return from Middle East Amid Gulf Tensions

The Philippine government has assisted in the repatriation of nearly 3,000 overseas Filipino workers from the Middle East following the outbreak of hostilities in the Gulf region between the US, Israel, and Iran.

Greek Plate Smashing Marks Diplomatic Celebration in Cebu

Cebu Governor Pam Baricuatro smashed a plate in a playful Greek tradition during the National Day of Greece celebration, marking 76 years of diplomatic relations between Greece and the Philippines at the Cebu Provincial Capitol.

Rights Advocate Sally Ujano Acquitted by Court of Appeals

Women and child rights advocate Ma. Salome 'Nanay Sally' Ujano has been acquitted of rebellion charges by the Court of Appeals, which overturned a lower court's conviction and ordered her immediate release from the Correctional Institute for Women.

PhilHealth Eyes Benefit Hike Amid Middle East Crisis

The Philippine Health Insurance Corporation is evaluating another increase in benefit packages for members to offset rising medical costs triggered by the Middle East crisis, as private hospitals plan fee hikes.

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