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PRESIDENT Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has supported the proposal of the Private Sector Advisory Council (PSAC) to continue training workers in the information technology (IT) and health sectors and require them to serve at least two to three years in the Philippines before being allowed to work abroad.

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. is in favor of requiring Filipino workers to serve in the country first after undergoing government-sponsored training in healthcare and information technology (IT) before they will be allowed to work abroad.

In the Philippines, drugs are illegal and carry a penalty of up to life imprisonment. Strict regulation makes access to medical marijuana difficult and expensive. Although the World Health Organization (WHO) recognises marijuana’s benefits for treating certain medical conditions and their symptoms, the Philippine government has been reluctant to change its position. However, a SciDev.Net story published in 2019 ignited a debate that is helping those who suffer from diseases like epilepsy to ac...

Kapamilya Augusto 'Jake' Almeda Lopez was a freedom fighter. A guerrilla during World War 2, he was also detained twice during the Marcos dictatorship and helped former Senator Serge Osmeña and ABS-CBN chief Eugenio ‘Geny’ Lopez escape from Fort Bonifacio in 1977.

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on joined the Muslim community in the observance of the Isra Wal Mi’raj

Institutionalizing and expanding the Pag-Abot Project through Malacañang’s issuance of Executive Order (EO) No. 52 has significantly helped the Department of

The City of Manila’s Binondo district, considered to be the oldest in the world, will celebrate the first full-scale Lunar New Year celebrations after the pandemic.

THE Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT) plans to provide cyber security training to the general public as part of its efforts to combat the country’s online threats. In a press conference in Malacañang on Thursday, DICT Secretary Ivan John E. Uy reported a rising demand for cyber security specialists in both…

Ina Reformina left ABS-CBN after over two decades as a reporter in 2022 to join the Marcos administration as a communications undersecretary, a stint that lasted only months. 'I felt disappointed,' she admits in a vlog.

A year and a half into the administration of President Ferdinand Marcos Jr., does the public still support the idea of EDSA?