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Lourdes M. Fernandez
‘Sagip Coron’ movement
races vs time to stop
reclamation, quarrying
PEOPLE of Palawan’s scenic Coron municipality, with support from environmentalists, are racing against time to stop what they called an illegal reclamation project, while addressing the grave ecological damage that they blamed on the implementation of its first two phases.
BBM: Next president must reckon with energy, farm issues
RATIONALIZING the energy framework to address supply and pricing of power, and making strategic investments in agriculture and fisheries to ensure food security, top the challenges that the next administration must reckon with, according to presidential aspirant Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr.
Dean Merlin Magallona, intellectual giant who helped mold PHL international law experts, dies
PROF. MERLIN MAGALLONA, one of the Philippines’s leading experts in international law who led numerous studies on maritime issues pre-Unclos and later became a UP Law dean and Foreign Affairs undersecretary, has died.
40 years: A hell of a ride, but hey, marriage still works if you just let it
WITH one throw of the dice.
UNDAS PHOTO ESSAY | Are they having a big pictorial in heaven?
LET’S leave behind, for now, the debate on whether or not Maria Ressa deserved the Nobel.
BM’s Recto Mercene soars to the sky with no limits
RECTO L. MERCENE, veteran photojournalist who covered aviation, defense, Malacañang, Senate and foreign affairs, and who “shot” Ninoy Aquino as he lay at the tarmac on August 21, 1983, has died, his family announced.
OBITUARY | Photojournalist Recto Mercene soars to the sky with no limits
RECTO L. MERCENE, veteran photojournalist who covered aviation, defense, Malacanang, Senate and foreign affairs, and who “shot” Ninoy Aquino as he lay at the tarmac on August 21, 1983, has died, his family announced.