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Zamora and Duterte Lead as Top Performing Leaders in Davao Region, Survey Reveals - Vimarsana News

Zamora and Duterte Lead as Top Performing Leaders in Davao Region, Survey Reveals

Zamora and Duterte Lead as Top Performing Leaders in Davao Region - Survey Reveals

Go calls for vigilance amid reported rise in flu cases - Vimarsana News

Go calls for vigilance amid reported rise in flu cases

As the country continues to manage a significant number of flu-like cases, Senator Christopher “Bong” Go underscored the importance of maintaining vigilance and complying with health protocols, including the voluntary use of face masks whenever possible.  In an interview on Thursday, November 30, after attending the groundbreaking of the Super…

Bong Go, Mayor Jeannie Sandoval led groundbreaking of Malabon's 5th SHC - Vimarsana News

Bong Go, Mayor Jeannie Sandoval led groundbreaking of Malabon's 5th SHC

MALABON City—Mayor Jeannie Sandoval together with Senator Bong Go led the groundbreaking ceremony for Malabon’s 5th Super Health Center (SHC) in Hulong Duhat baranggay. The Hulong Duhat Super Health Center (HDSHC) will provide comprehensive outpatient medical and dental care. Malabon also plans to include a smoking cessation clinic in the…

Philippines: Billionaire Ayala siblings seek to retire coal power plant 25 years earlier, to hit 100% green power - Vimarsana News

Philippines: Billionaire Ayala siblings seek to retire coal power plant 25 years earlier, to hit 100% green power

Ayala brothers, among Manila's top business titans, push robust renewable power

The Philippines: Born amid empire wars | Joel C. Paredes - Vimarsana News

The Philippines: Born amid empire wars | Joel C. Paredes

Amid so much invocation of “sovereignty” in the daily reports on the maritime disputes the country is involved in, a history forum provides a broader look at our colonial past and road to independence to better understand the changing times.