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These three short documentaries show how the New Clark City, touted as the first green city in the country, has wreaked havoc on the livelihood of Ayta Hung-ey and on the environment. Their collective rights, particularly the right to their ancestral domain, have been deliberately violated.

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Sangil: Battle of tarpaulins

President Rodrigo Duterte has promoted a ranking official at the National Privacy Commission (NPC) as the agency’s new commissioner, Malacañang announced Friday. John Henry Du Naga, who held the No. 2 post, was designated as privacy commissioner with a three-year term, said Cabinet Secretary and acting presidential spokesperson Karlo Nograles. “We wish Mr. Naga success […]

Malacañang confirmed on Tuesday, October 19, the resignation of testing czar Vince Dizon from his post as president and chief executive officer of the Bases and Conversion Development Authority (BCDA) and presidential adviser on flagship programs and projects. Testing czar Vince Dizon (NTF AGAINS

Testing czar Vivencio "Vince" Dizon has resigned from his post as president of the Bases and Conversion Development Authority.

Testing czar Vince Dizon has filed his irrevocable resignation as president of the Bases and Conversion Development Authority (BCDA) effective October 15, 2021. This was revealed Monday, Oct. 18, during the Senate committee on finance hearing which tackled BCDA’s proposed budget for 2022. Before s

MTD Philippines, a fully owned subsidiary of Malaysia’s top engineering conglomerate MTD Capital, has announced it is investing P12 billion over the next six years in the country. Patrick Nicholas David, president and CEO of MTD Philippines Inc. and chairman of Bandar Hebat Builders Inc. (BHBI), di

CHR chairperson Chito Gascon dies

Published July 11, 2021, 11:22 AM BCDA President and CEO Secretary Vince Dizon (second from left) and CDC President and CEO PBGen. Manuel Gaerlan (left), along with BCDA Vice President for Corporate Services Group Arrey Perez (second from right) and two-time Marlboro Tour champion Renato Dolosa (right) flag off Bea Marie Quiamboa for the women’s ITT. Behind is Tour multi-stage winner Neil Barlis. Veteran Mark John Lexer Galedo and upcoming Kate Jasmine Velasco ruled their respective divisions...