Tag: Philippine Government
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Japan’s Revised Travel Advisory Boosts Mindanao’s Image as Safe Tourist Haven
In a significant boost to Mindanao’s tourism, Japan has recently adjusted its travel advisories, lowering the risk levels for several regions in the southern Philippines. This move, celebrated by the Department of Tourism (DOT), underscores the region’s growing reputation as a secure destination for travelers. The Japanese Foreign Ministry’s decision last month to downgrade travel…
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Mary Jane Veloso Returns Home; Philippine Government Enhances Support for OFWs and Seafarers
Mary Jane Veloso, a Filipino migrant worker, returned to the Philippines after nearly 15 years of detention in Indonesia for drug trafficking. Her arrival, just before Christmas, marked a significant moment in the ongoing efforts by the Philippine government to safeguard its overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) and their families. Veloso was arrested in 2010 with…
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Mary Jane Veloso’s Homecoming Highlights Philippine Government’s Commitment to OFWs
Mary Jane Veloso, a Filipino migrant worker, returned to the Philippines after nearly 15 years of detention in Indonesia for drug trafficking. Her arrival just before Christmas marked a significant moment in the ongoing efforts of the Philippine government to support and protect overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) and their families. Veloso was arrested in 2010…
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National Security Adviser Urges Communist Party to Embrace Political Solution for Youth’s Future
In a compelling call to action, National Security Adviser Eduardo Año has urged the Communist Party of the Philippines (CPP) to embrace a political settlement. This move, he argues, would enable the party’s remaining members, especially its young cadres, to contribute positively to nation-building efforts. Año’s statement comes at a time when the communist movement…
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Government Aid for Kanlaon Volcano Victims Surpasses PHP123 Million
The Philippine government has extended over PHP123.69 million in aid to residents impacted by the recent activity of Mt. Kanlaon. The Office of Civil Defense (OCD) reported that 11,883 families, totaling 45,526 individuals across 32 barangays in Western and Central Visayas, have been affected. All 9,571 families in need have received assistance, achieving a full…
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Government Aid Surpasses PHP123 Million for Kanlaon Volcano Victims
The Philippine government has extended over PHP123.69 million in aid to those impacted by the recent activity of Mt. Kanlaon, as reported by the Office of Civil Defense (OCD). The unrest has affected 11,883 families, totaling 45,526 individuals across 32 barangays in Western and Central Visayas. All 9,571 families in need have received assistance, achieving…
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Health Secretary’s Decision to Eliminate Senior Citizen Booklet Requirement Praised
In a move celebrated by lawmakers, Health Secretary Ted Herbosa announced the elimination of the booklet requirement for senior citizens to receive medication discounts. This decision was hailed as a crucial advancement in simplifying access to benefits for the elderly. Senator Ramon ‘Bong’ Revilla Jr. expressed his support, noting that the booklet often caused seniors…
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Malacañang Dismisses Survey Dip, Emphasizes True Leadership Over Popularity
In a recent statement, Malacañang emphasized that the performance of the government under President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. should not be judged solely on the basis of public opinion polls. This comes in response to a reported slight decline in the President’s trust and approval ratings as per a Pulse Asia survey. Executive Secretary Lucas…
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Malacañang Dismisses Survey Dip, Emphasizes Governance Over Popularity
In a recent statement, Malacañang emphasized that the performance of the government under President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. should not be judged solely on the basis of public opinion polls. This comes in response to a reported decline in the President’s trust and approval ratings as per a Pulse Asia survey. Executive Secretary Lucas Bersamin…
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Senators Praise Government’s Efforts in Repatriating Mary Jane Veloso
In a heartfelt welcome, Mary Jane Veloso, who spent nearly 15 years in an Indonesian prison on drug trafficking charges, was greeted warmly at the Correctional Institution for Women in Mandaluyong City upon her return to the Philippines. Senators across the board expressed their appreciation for the government’s relentless efforts to bring Veloso back home.…
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