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Game changers | Mark Villar - Vimarsana News

Game changers | Mark Villar

Growing gross domestic product (GDP) numbers spell economic progress. Leaders across the globe aim to expand their GDP to assure their population that the administration is doing the right thing to uplift the lot of every citizen. But economic inequality disguises the rate of progress. The uneven distribution of income…

Plane tickets in Philippines to get more pricey in March - Vimarsana News

Plane tickets in Philippines to get more pricey in March

MANILA: Passengers are set to pay more for their plane tickets next month with the imminent increase in the fuel surcharge.

UP Press to hold 'Semeyaan' mass book launch on February 28 - Vimarsana News

UP Press to hold 'Semeyaan' mass book launch on February 28

The event aims to highlight the titles published by the UP Press in 2023

Bong Go continues push for Mindanao development thru collaborative efforts towards unity and progress - Vimarsana News

Bong Go continues push for Mindanao development thru collaborative efforts towards unity and progress

SENATOR Christopher “Bong” Go personally attended the 17th Mindanao Development Authority (MinDA) Board of Directors Meeting at the SMX Convention Center in Lanang, Davao City, on Friday, February 16. As an ex-officio member of the board representing the Senate, Go highlighted his support for collaborative efforts in pursuing Mindanao’s continued…

Philippines: Bangsamoro's Village Elections Point to a Long Path to Peace - Vimarsana News

Philippines: Bangsamoro's Village Elections Point to a Long Path to Peace

Village elections in the southern Philippines tend to be hard-fought and violent. Crisis Group expert Georgi Engelbrecht travelled there to understand what the most recent showdowns mean for regional polls scheduled for 2025 and for the peace process in an area historically racked by conflict.