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WORK in government offices will be shortened for the remainder of the month in observance of the Family Week.

SEN. Juan Edgardo Sonny Angara said Friday that the fuel subsidies being provided to the transport sector is a key government intervention that can help public utility vehicles (PUVs) operators and drivers cope with the rising prices of fuel, and the payout should not be delayed.

Juan Miguel ‘Mike’ Luz is remembered for resigning from the Department of Education after seeing that the reforms they put in place ‘may not survive’ due to then-president Gloria Arroyo’s ‘deal-making’

Philippine Canadian Inquirer Malaysia to boost collaboration with PH on halal, digitalization News

Filipinos who went out to the streets to mark the 51st anniversary of the darkest period in the history of Philippine democracy last Sept. 21 were mostly in their 20s and 30s, and some in their 50s. They were either not yet born or too young when then president Ferdinand Marcos Sr. declared Martial Law on Sept. 21, 1972.

Malacañang shortens work hours in government agencies under Executive branch

Under Memorandum Circular 32, work in government offices under the Executive will be suspended from 3 pm onwards on September 25. Malacañang encourages other branches of government and the private sector to do the same.

PRESIDENT Ferdinand Marcos Jr. will issue an executive order (EO) for the quick processing of licenses, clearances, permits, certifications, and authorizations for the infrastructure flagship projects (IFPS) of the administration, National Economic and Development Authority (NEDA) Secretary Arsenio Balisacan said on Thursday.

President Marcos says it should only take a week and not 15 days – as provided by law – for suspected smugglers to prove that their shipment is legal

Malacañang has suspended work in government offices for Monday, September 25, from 3 p.m. onwards, in connection with the observance of the Family Week.