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Cardinal David calls on Marcos to pursue closure for drug war killings

Cardinal David urges President Marcos to establish a truth commission to address unresolved drug war killings during Duterte’s administration. Cardinal David highlights the lack of comprehensive investigation into the cases, describing them as “organized criminal activity funded by the government.” He suggests a National Truth and Reconciliation Commission to provide justice and closure for victims’ families. The call aligns with previous demands for accountability and transparency in handling the drug war’s impact. The potential establishment of a commission could mark a significant step toward justice and reconciliation.

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DENR checks Slater Young’s Monterrazas de Cebu after heavy flooding from Typhoon Tino

The Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) has initiated an inspection of Slater Young’s Monterrazas de Cebu development. This action follows significant flooding caused by Typhoon “Tino” in Cebu City, prompting concerns about the environmental impact of the project. The investigation, focusing on environmental compliance, involves a comprehensive assessment of the mountainside development in Barangay Guadalupe.

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Senate to test war powers limits with Venezuela resolution

The U.S. Senate will vote on a war powers resolution to block potential military strikes against Venezuela. This resolution aims to reaffirm Congress’s role in authorizing military action, reflecting ongoing concerns about presidential authority in matters of war and peace. This move comes as the Trump administration’s stance on Venezuela faces scrutiny, with members of both parties seeking to ensure legislative oversight and prevent unilateral military actions.

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Shutdown breaks record as Senate fails to reach deal

The U.S. government shutdown has reached a historic duration as the Senate fails to advance a resolution for the 14th time. Public services decrease, federal employees face unpaid status, and many Americans feel the economic impact. Essential agencies continue operations, while political leaders hold their positions strong without a compromise in sight.

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