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A political climate hostile to the needs and existence of immigrants is not only morally wrong, it also weakens the structures of democratic governments, said Cardinal Seán P. O'Malley of Boston.

The pathogen is extremely rare but has a fatality rate of as high as 90%

Little Black Book, El taier DDB Centro’s COO, Hector Oliveros on growing and revitalising the agency through global projects and continuous learning, writes LBB’s Ben Conway

PATTS-Aeronautics averted a late-game meltdown to book a 74-73 victory over Asian Institute of Management Studies in the National Capital Region Athletic Association men’s basketball tournament yesterday at the PATTS Gym in Parañaque City. The Seahorses were limited to just eight points in the fourth quarter but were still lucky enough to stay afloat and

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Two outbreaks of the virus have been detected in Africa, with nine in Equatorial Guinea and a further eight, including five deaths, in Tanzania.

Spitfire guard MJ Homo set the tone while Edmund de la Cruz provided the stability upfront as Olivarez College outplayed the Polytechnic University of the Philippines, 100-80, in the 29th National Capital Region Athletic Association men’s basketball tournament at the Olivarez Gym in Parañaque. Homo finished with 15 points to lead the Sealions to their

There are two known current outbreaks of Marburg on the African continent.

El Centro is SWJ's focus on small wars in Latin America. The elephant in the hemispheric room is clearly the epidemic criminal, cartel and gang threat, fueled by a drug and migration economy, rising to the level of local and national criminal insurgencies and a significant US national security risk.

Seven people have been killed in an outbreak of Marburg virus in Equatorial Guinea, with a further 20 deaths "probably" due to the hemorrhagic fever, the World Health Organization (WHO) said Thursday.