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A class of Grade 12 senior high school students n Taguig City simulates a face-to-face class in general biology. The government should come up with a “balanced solution” that would address the concerns of both the students and private educational institutions, according to the Coordinating Council of Private Education Associations. INQUIRER PHOTO

Private schools warn: ‘No permit, no exam’ bills to force shutdowns

MANILA — The proposed bills in Congress intending to ban the “no permit, no exam” policy may force many private schools to close and...
Immigration Commissioner Norman G. Tansingco conducts an inspection of operations at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport Terminals 1, 2, and 3 in this photo from the Facebook page of the Bureau of Immigration.

Trafficking cases alarm authorities

MANILA — Immigration Commissioner Norman Tansingco expressed alarm at the increasing number of human trafficking cases in the country and urged Filipinos to be...
CELEBRATING HEROES. President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. (third from left) leads the 81st Araw ng Kagitingan (Day of Valor) commemoration at Mount Samat National Shrine in Pilar, Bataan on Monday, April 10, 2023. In his speech, he acknowledged all individual acts of valor and of sacrifice and Filipinos’ deep love for the country and freedom. PNA

Marcos on Day of Valor: Bataan’s fall sparked Filipinos’ resurgence as fighting force

MANILA — President Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. on Monday led the commemoration of the Fall of Bataan, saying that even though the Filipinos lost...

50,000 Pinoy seafarers saved by EC ruling – Ople

BY DANIE MAE FAJARDO-DELA CRUZ MANILA – Roughly 50,000 jobs of Filipino masters and officers aboard European vessels have been saved by the decision of...

Seabed mining: Lack of checks keeps PH blind to lasting harm

MANILA — A maritime expert said the government should enact strict laws to regulate the mining of the seabed, amid an increase in this...
Negros Oriental Rep. Arnolfo Teves Jr. has not returned to the country since he left for the United States for medical treatment on Feb. 28, 2023. His travel authority from the House of Representatives expired on March 9.

Teves still won’t come home, says lawyer

MANILA — Despite requests from his family and even President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. himself, a lawyer of suspended Negros Oriental Rep. Arnolfo Teves Jr....
The Supreme Court moved this year’s Bar examinations from November to January and February 2022 “after considering the COVID-19 situation nationally.” INQUIRER/LYN RILLON

Supreme Court to release 2022 Bar exam result on April 14

MANILA — The result of the 2022 Bar examination will be released and uploaded on April 14, 2023, the Supreme Court announced Wednesday. A notice...
DISASTER AT SEA. An expert team from the Japan Disaster Relief helps the Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) in containing the oil spill from the sunken fuel tanker, MT Princess Empress, off the waters of Oriental Mindoro in this photo taken on March 16. PCG PHOTO

Marina finds grounds to sue owner of sunken tanker

MANILA — The Maritime Industry Authority (Marina) on Tuesday said it found probable cause to file charges against the owners of the fuel tanker...
To register, all existing SIM subscribers must submit an accomplished form through a database platform or website provided by their telecommunications company.

April 26 deadline remains for SIM card registration

MANILA — The deadline for SIM card registration will not be extended beyond April 26, the Department of Information and Communications Technology said. “The Department...

More Pinoys still oppose Charter change but support for it grew – Pulse Asia

MANILA — More Filipinos are still opposed to amending the 1987 Constitution although support for it increased since six months ago, according to Pulse...