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Calatagan goes clean and green
More than a century ago, Calatagan was nothing more than an hacienda, with its vast plains planted to sugarcane and nipa shelters for sakada or plantation workers. Its only infrastructure was a sugar mill that processed sugarcane loaded atop wooden carts being pulled...
MAYOR PETER OLIVER M. PALACIO: Calatagan, Batangas’ Mr. Sustainability
Calatagan town is fast becoming a tourist magnet. Since the easing of travel restrictions beginning in December 2020, it has joined Nasugbu, San Juan, Taal, and the other tourist-friendly municipalities of Batangas province in attracting its fair share of foreign and local visitors.
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VP & Education Secretary Sara Duterte replies to ACT Teachers’ France Castro
I am glad that France Castro confirmed that ACT Teachers is, without a doubt, a fake representative of learners, educators, and other members of the education sector in Congress with her continued refusal to publicly and explicitly condemn the New People’s Army’s violence...
Various labor groups pay homage to late peasant leader Jimmy Tadeo
Various labor leaders and organizations expressed their great sadness over the demise of long-time peasant leader Jaime “Ka Jimmy” Tadeo.
The 1986 Constitutional Commission delegate had died from diabetes complications on March 26, two days before his 85th birthday.
“The Nagkaisa Labor Coalition expresses its...
NJLA 2023: Return of a Literary Tradition
For 75 years since it first became a magazine in 1927, the Philippines Graphic has featured the literary works of Filipino short story writers and poets in its pages.
Together with the newspapers and magazines of the first half of the 20th century, Philippine...
