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July 10, 2024

No military facilities under Phl-Japan pact

There is nothing in the Philippines-Japan Reciprocal Access Agreement (RAA) that sets the legal foundation for the establishment of military facilities in both countries, according to the Japanese foreign ministry.

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Sara a no-show at Palaro rites in Cebu

andVice President and outgoing Education Secretary Sara Duterte was a no-show at the opening ceremony of the Palarong Pambansa 2024 held in Cebu City yesterday, even if the Department of Education (DepEd) is the primary government agency tasked to lead the event in partnership with the Cebu provincial government.

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Mandatory population census starts next week

The Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA), which is set to begin a nationwide population census next week, is reminding the public that refusal to take part in the data collection is punishable under the law.

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ICC lawyer: Davao police chief part of drug war

His latest appointment as Davao City’s police chief is a homecoming of sorts for Police Col. Lito Patay.

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BRP Sierra Madre will remain in Ayungin, period – Navy

Despite China’s muscle-flexing in Ayungin Shoal where its “monster” coast guard vessel occasionally appears to project a menacing presence, the BRP Sierra Madre will remain in the area as demonstration of Filipinos’ resolve to defend their territory, the Philippine Navy said yesterday.

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Phl-US civil nuclear agreement enters into force

A landmark agreement that lays the legal framework for potential Philippine nuclear power projects with US providers has entered into force, the US State Department said yesterday.

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Quiboloy lawyer questions P10-M bounty

The lawyer of Kingdom of Jesus Christ (KOJC) founder and accused child abuser Apollo Quiboloy questioned the “discriminatory” P10million bounty for the arrest of the preacher, saying the “surprisingly disproportionate” reward endangers the life of the pastor, who has not yet been convicted.

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'Up to 140,000 may lose jobs after wage hike'

Up to 140,000 workers may be displaced due to the P35 wage increase in the National Capital Region, but new jobs are expected to be created with the growth of the economy, according to Socioeconomic Planning Secretary Arsenio Balisacan.

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Zamboanga firecracker blast victims now 27

ZAMBOANGA CITY – The number of victims injured in a recent massive explosion caused by a pile of firecrackers and pyrotechnics in Zamboanga City has increased to 27.

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Mother shields baby amid chaos at bombed Kyiv hospital

KYIV (Reuters) – Moments after a Russian missile smashed into a Kyiv hospital where her infant son was being treated, Svitlana Kravchenko rushed to cover the two-month-old with a cloth to protect him from the debris and dust in the air.

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Djokovic gets past Rune, rowdy fans

Novak Djokovic demolished Holger Rune on Monday to reach the Wimbledon quarterfinals, staying on track for a record-breaking 25th Grand Slam as Taylor Fritz stunned fourth seed Alexander Zverev.

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'La Niña may help ease food inflation'

The potential impact of La Niña could help lower food prices across Southeast Asia, including the Philippines, possibly prompting central banks to be more aggressive in cutting interest rates later this year, according to Capital Economics.

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Shares sustain rise on positive sentiment

Share prices continued to gain steam driven by the overnight performance of the US markets coupled with the positive sentiment brought about by hopes of a rate cut.

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First Gen vying for 797-MW Laguna hydropower complex

First Gen Corp. of the Lopez Group is betting on another hydropower asset, this time the 796.64-megawatt (MW) CalirayaBotocan-Kalayaan (CBK) hydroelectric power plant complex in Laguna.

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Budget utilization rate at 92% as of H1

The government has released P5.3 trillion or about 92 percent of the record P5.768-trillion allocation as of the first semester of the year as state agencies move to implement their priority programs.

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PPA pipelines P16 B investments for priority infra projects

The Philippine Ports Authority (PPA) is ready to spend as much as P16 billion until the end of the Marcos administration to build priority projects meant to support inter-island transport.

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The Philippine STAR is the flagship title of the country's largest and most successful print media enterprise, the Philstar Media Group. Owned and published by Philstar Daily Inc., The Philippine STAR is a vaunted pillar of Philippine journalism whose integrity is anchored on the Biblical motto, “Truth Shall Prevail”. The Philippine STAR is a two-time winner of the prestigious Newspaper of the Year award given by the Rotary Club of Manila.