PH inflation rises to 2.5% in November
In November, Philippine inflation reached 2.5% due to storm impacts and a weak peso affecting food and import costs. Central bank eases concerns, supporting economic recovery efforts.
In November, Philippine inflation reached 2.5% due to storm impacts and a weak peso affecting food and import costs. Central bank eases concerns, supporting economic recovery efforts.
The Department of Education in the Philippines is pursuing public-private partnerships to address the ongoing classroom shortage. The initiative aims to build 1,000 new classrooms nationwide, involving private sector collaboration to meet educational infrastructure needs.
The government’s debt reached P16 trillion in October, making up 60.3% of the economy. Currency devaluation has raised foreign debt values. The Bureau of the Treasury reports a 0.8% monthly increase, as the Philippines faces fiscal challenges amid economic recovery efforts.
A group of civil society leaders, advocates, and affected families have filed an impeachment complaint against Philippine Vice President Sara Duterte, citing constitutional violations. The case has gained backing from Akbayan, highlighting governance issues.
The ICC seeks additional witnesses to build its case against former President Duterte, accused of human rights abuses in his war on drugs. The investigation faces challenges but aims to provide justice for the victims.
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Vice President Sara Duterte faces criminal charges from the Quezon City Police District concerning a weekend scuffle. The AFP revamps her security amidst the legal issues, ensuring continued protection.
An election officer with five years of experience was tragically shot dead in Lanao, Northern Mindanao. This incident adds to a troubling pattern of violence against election officials. The Commission on Elections expresses deep concern over the persistent threats facing its staff.
75 Filipinos are set to return from Lebanon amid rising conflict between Israel and Hezbollah. The repatriation is part of efforts that have already seen 1,191 Filipinos return home, focusing on citizen safety amid the ongoing crisis.
After over a decade on Indonesia’s death row, Mary Jane Veloso is set to return to the Philippines. Her transfer is part of a humanitarian agreement, highlighting international diplomatic efforts and compassion in legal matters. Veloso’s case, a symbol of the struggles faced by migrant workers, emphasizes the need for justice and support systems for overseas laborers.