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Between Ubud's babi guling and Cebu lechon, which is the better pig?

In preparation for the opening of classes for the 2022-2023 school year, the Central Philippine Union Conference (CPUC) Education Department held a Principals' Orientation and Training at the Adventis...

BY GILBERT P. BAYORAN Negros Occidental 3rd district Rep. Jose Francisco Benitez yesterday said that postponement of the synchronized barangay and

4K security personnel to be deployed for Pasigarbo sa Sugbo

4,000 security personnel to be deployed for Pasigarbo sa Sugbo

Fishermen in General Santos City are asking for a state subsidy to help them cope with a spike in oil prices and inflation.

The proposed Sicogon Island Wildlife Sanctuary Act from the previous Duterte administration has lapsed into law, Senator Cynthia Villar said Wednesday, Aug. 10. Republic Act (RA) 119331 declared two parcels of land in Sicogon Island in the municipality of Carles, Iloilo as protected areas in the c

The Philippines is home to a wide variety of crops and livestock, many of them disappearing from cultivation due to modernization. A handful of them are listed in the Ark of Taste, the Slow Food Movement’s catalog of endangered foods from across the globe. There are currently 65 Filipino food ingred

Hold on to your seats and the popcorn, folks! More history-based films are coming soon after the divisive duel at the box office between the anti-Marcos “Katips” and the pro-Marcos “Maid in Malacañang” movies.

But what perhaps connects to the viewers are grief and the grim reality of state repression. When some activists were abducted, their torture scenes seem to be lifted straight from testimonies of Martial Law victims. Name every method and it gets shown here. Here, the film becomes art that disturbs those who had lived in the comfort that Martial Law.