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Bunye: The Jesuits in the Philippines
5 days ago Atty. Ignacio R. Bunye
Did you know that the Jesuits used to own that huge tract of land which later became the Makati commercial, business and residential district?I came across this interesting tidbit in the new month of July during which the Ignatian festival is celebrated. This commemoration is observed in countries...
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12 days ago Atty. Ignacio R. Bunye
Bunye: A frontliner's story THE Covid-19 pandemic is an unprecedented crisis that has challenged all sectors of our society, especially the poor, the marginalized and, more so, the handicapped. But today's extraordinary circumstances have not prevented Jay Argana Espeleta, from rising to the occasion. Espeleta, a PWD who... Full story
16 days ago John Leo Algo
Algo: Achieving energy resilience and sustainability in post-Covid-19 Philippines THE energy sector is one of the most affected by the Covid-19 pandemic. Economic lockdowns have caused significant drops in energy demand, oil prices, and pollution compared to previous years. It has also showcased the resilience of renewable energy (RE) and raised questions about energy resilience... Full story
19 days ago Atty. Ignacio R. Bunye
Bunye: Raising funds during the time of Covid-19 EVEN during the time of Covid-19, BPI Capital Corporation, today's leading investment bank in the Philippines, continues to ramp up its fund-raising for corporates as well as the government. Starting January 23 and all the way up to March 27, BPI Capital helped raise a total of P400 billion in... Full story
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CAGAYAN VALLEY. University of Cagayan Valley (UCV),led by its president Dr. Susan Esther N. Perez-Mari and chairman of the Board Dr. Victor Perez, partners with PLDT Enterprise to effectively enable e-Learning for its students and teachers. (Contributed photo)
PLDT Enterprise supports UCV in use of e-learning WITH education evolving to online technology and digital tools, PLDT's support to University of...
Guard Joel Christian Lee Yu said he appreciated the TV coverage of both the UAAP and MPBL games as it allowed his parents to watch him play without having to go to Manila. (MPBL Photo)
Cebuano athletes reminisce what it was like to be seen on TV Cebuano athletes expressed their appreciation for the television coverage of their games that...
(From left) Representatives Pablo John Garcia (Cebu, 3rd District), Eduardo Gullas (Cebu, 1st District), and Raymond Democrito Mendoza (TUCP party-list). (SunStar File/TUCP website)
Bzzzzz: Cebu's PJ Garcia led technical group on axing of ABS-CBN. Gullas, Mendoza still to explain their vote. PEOPLE talk about...[1] 'SUPERMAN' SONNY OSMEÑA, not wearing a cape and was even half-naked...
MANILA. Supporters of the country's largest TV network ABS-CBN holds slogans during a rally outside the House of Representatives in Manila, Philippines, Thursday, July 9, 2020. (AP)
'Denying ABS-CBN franchise not press freedom issue' THE House of Representatives committee on legislative franchises, voting 70-11 on Friday, July 10,...
CEBU. Cebu Governor Gwendolyn Garcia and the first page of Executive Order 20 that defines the protocols, standards, and guidelines to be observed within the Province of Cebu during the state of MGCQ. (Screenshot from Sugbo News)
Cebu guv sets MGCQ guidelines CEBU Gov. Gwendolyn Garcia has not allowed cockfighting events that often gather a horde of...
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Manila Bunye: Then and now
33 days ago Atty. Ignacio R. Bunye
THE Covid-19 pandemic will cause us to hit a rough patch, with the likely possibility of a recession, both domestically and globally. Already, the pandemic has closed businesses, albeit temporarily, caused widespread unemployment, restricted foreign investments, trade, tourism, disrupted the supply... Full story
Manila Algo: Life on Earth: Reflections on biodiversity and Laudato Si'
36 days ago John Leo Algo
AS WE commemorate June as the Philippine Environment Month, the need for biodiversity conservation has never been more apparent than it is today. The lockdown caused by the Covid-19 pandemic has made us not only realize the extent of impacts of environmental negligence on human societies, but also... Full story
Manila Bunye: Coping with Covid-19 in Muntinlupa City
40 days ago Atty. Ignacio R. Bunye
CREDIT it to intensified targeted mass testing, including contract tracing, isolation strategies, as well as treatment of confirmed and suspect individuals. That's how Muntinlupa City Health Officer, Dr. Ma. Teresa "Tet" Tuliao explained it.As of May 16, Muntinlupa City recorded a... Full story
Manila Speak Out: We demand mass testing and aid, not suppression
44 days ago
THE Rural Women Advocates (Ruwa) is united with the entire nation in demanding accountability from this government in handling the Covid-19 pandemic.It has been more than two months since the Philippine government implemented enhanced community quarantine on the entire island of Luzon. But even with... Full story