Aquino starts official campaign with holy mass Inquirer | MANILA, Philippines – Liberal Party standard bearer and Senator Benigno "Noynoy" Aquino III started his official campaign for the presidency on Tuesday with a holy mass at the Immaculate Concepcion Church in Concepcion, Tarlac. | The mass was being celebrated by a bishop and concelebrated by 14 pr...
Gordon: Youth offenders' law a mistake Inquirer | MANILA, Philippines—Sen. Richard Gordon promised to review the Youth Offenders' Law if he becomes president, noting that criminals use children as their legmen to evade prosecution. | 'The law was a mistake. I voted for it and I regret it,' Gordon said at the Inquirer-sponsored presidential forum ...
Gordon: Youth offenders' law a mistake Inquirer | MANILA, Philippines—Sen. Richard Gordon promised to review the Youth Offenders' Law if he becomes president, noting that criminals use children as their legmen to evade prosecution. | 'The law was a mistake. I voted for it and I regret it,' Gordon ...
Baywalk offers newest come-on Inquirer | MANILA, Philippines—Promenaders now have another reason to hang around the Baywalk strip on Roxas Boulevard, apart from enjoying the famed Manila Bay sunset. | Every Saturday until March 6, families and tourists on weekend strolls can now watch cul...
Filipino is Oscars Designer Challenge finalist Inquirer | FILIPINO fashion designer Oliver Tolentino is raising the flag at the Oscars. He is one of 10 finalists in the 'Oscars Designer Challenge,' organized by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. | Tolentino, born in Bataan and educated in a ...
Instituto Cervantes republishes Spanish literary works of Filipino writers The Daily Tribune | 02/06/2010 | The diversity and richness of Spanish-Philippine literature evolved side by side with the country\'s history. This can best be appreciated in the context of the country\'s cultural traditions and the socio-political histories of its co...
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Comelec opens software source code for review Inquirer | MANILA, Philippines—(UPDATE) Political parties, poll watchdogs, and interested groups can start reviewing the source code to be used in the May election starting Friday, February...
WHO raises alert over rising cancer deaths Zeenews Manila: The World Health Organization (WHO) warned Tuesday that annual global cancer deaths would jump to 17 million by 2030 from a projected 7.6 million this year if people do not...
Survey reveals AIDS misconceptions persist among women Inquirer | MANILA, Philippines—Years of public awareness campaigns on HIV-AIDS or the Human Immunodeficiency Virus-Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome have not diminished prevalent misconce...
Filipino tribe brings back dead with 'clothing' ritual China Daily | MANILA: Members of the Hanunuo Mangyan tribe in the Philippines do not leave their dead in the grave for long, digging up the remains of loved ones in an unusual revival ritual that itself is slowly dying out. | The "kutkot" ritual is a tradition o...
Filipino is Oscars Designer Challenge finalist Inquirer | LOS ANGELES—FOR THE SECOND year in a row, a Filipino designer made it as one of the 10 finalists in the 'Oscars Designer Challenge.' Oliver Tolentino, who divides his time between his shops in Makati and Los Angeles, was recently notified by the Ac...
Survey reveals AIDS misconceptions persist among women Inquirer | MANILA, Philippines—Years of public awareness campaigns on HIV-AIDS or the Human Immunodeficiency Virus-Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome have not diminished prevalent misconceptions about the virus or the ailment even among well-educated women, ...
Make AH1N1 vaccine more available, says expert Malaya | Dr. Lulu C. Bravo, executive director of the National Institutes of Health, UP Manila, called yesterday for the release of AH1N1 vaccines pending at the Bureau of Food and Drugs to make them available. | "Vaccines should be our main defensive strategy against AH1N1, which is now considered an emerging pandemic. At the moment only health care...
The Case for Coffee Inquirer | CITY folk have it so easy. Most everything you'd want to eat can be found at the grocery store or in a restaurant. What we sometimes take for granted is that the process behind the finished product can be rather long and tedious. | Take coffee. When you want coffee, you can easily go to a Starbucks or a Figaro outlet for a cup of your favorite la...
