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Claudine Barretto Reveals Reason Behind Her Visit to Rene Baterbonia’s Wake

Claudine Barretto Shares Why She Could Not Ignore Rene Baterbonia’s Tragic Passing CLAUDINE BARRETTO – In a show of compassion and support, Claudine Barretto paid her respects to Rene Baterbonia and revealed a deeply personal motivation for being there. Actress Claudine Barretto personally paid her respects at the wake of late Ateneo Blue Eagles player ... Read more

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VP Sara: I have no desire to grab Marcos’ position

MANILA, Philippines — Vice President Sara Duterte declared on Friday that she has no intention of taking over President Ferdinand Marcos Jr., stating she prefers to let the public witness the president’s “shamelessness” play out “until the very end.” In an ambush interview, Duterte said in Filipino, “I have no desire to grab Bongbong Marcos’ position.”

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INQUIRER SPECIAL: House that gave voice to PH nat’l anthem remains unsung

BAUTISTA, PANGASINAN—Inside a concrete-and-wood house typical of late 19th-century Philippine architecture, a young soldier-poet penned patriotic verses in Spanish in August 1899 while taking a break from his work for the revolutionary newspaper La Independencia. More than a century later, the house where the poem was written—known as Casa Hacienda—remains privately owned. Despite its place

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INQUIRER SPECIAL: A nation in ink and paint

As Filipinos celebrate Independence Day on June 12, Leon Gallery’s Spectacular Midyear Auction on June 13 offers more than a parade of collectibles. It presents a remarkable archive of nationhood: revolutionary documents, rare newspapers, early maps, colonial chronicles, and iconic artworks that trace the long and complex story of the Philippines. Taken together, the auction’s

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INQUIRER SPECIAL: Bulacan weavers craft patriotic ‘puni’ collection for Freedom Day

CITY OF MALOLOS, BULACAN—In a modest workshop in this historic city, strips of buri leaves are transformed into delicate birds, radiant suns, and miniature Philippine flags. Through the centuries-old Filipino art of “puni”—the intricate folding and weaving of palm leaves—Bulacan artisans are crafting more than decorative ornaments. They are creating symbols of patriotism, resilience, and

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Dy echoes Marcos call for selfless leadership on 128th Independence Day

MANILA, Philippines — House Speaker Faustino “Bojie” G. Dy III joined President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. and other top government officials in commemorating the 128th Anniversary of Philippine Independence during ceremonies held Friday at the Quirino Grandstand in Manila. Marcos led the traditional Independence Day rites, which included the flag-raising ceremony, wreath-laying at the Rizal

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Luistro unfazed by who will preside over VP Sara impeachment trial

    MANILA, Philippines — It would not matter whether acting Senate President Sherwin Gatchalian, Sen. Francis “Chiz” Escudero, or even former Senate President Alan Peter Cayetano presides over Vice President Sara Duterte’s impeachment trial, Batangas Rep. Gerville Luistro said. Speaking at a press briefing on Thursday, Luistro said the House prosecution panel has faith in

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PM Anutin confirms public events can continue during mourning period

Thailand’s Prime Minister, Anutin Charnvirakul, confirmed that daily life and public activities, including concerts, sporting events and entertainment, can continue as normal during the mourning period following Princess Bajrakitiyabha’s passing. The statement came after PM Anutin chaired a special Cabinet meeting at Government House this morning, June 12, following an official announcement from the Royal …

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Chavit Singson links cyberlibel cases to his corruption exposés

CALASIAO, Pangasinan — Former Ilocos Sur governor Luis “Chavit” Singson kept the identity of the cyberlibel complainant under wraps, stating only that the individual had once turned to him for assistance but eventually turned on him. During an interview with Bombo Radyo Laoag on Thursday, June 11, Singson characterized the complainant as a “bad person.”

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