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Sen. Bong Go feeding program continues

Sen. Christopher “Bong” Go continued the implementation of hospital feeding activities from February 9 to 13, reaching patients, caregivers, and healthcare workers in several public hospitals nationwide. The initiative, which began as a simple effort to provide food to those spending long hours in hospitals, remains one of the senator’s regular outreach activities to help…

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Subsidy Should Never Be a Political Favor (EDITORIAL)

The proposal of Cong. Sandro Marcos to provide “free electricity” for low-consumption households is being presented as an act of compassion, a supposed lifeline for struggling families. But behind the applause lines and carefully crafted headlines lies a fundamental question that must be asked: Why is public assistance being framed as selective favor rather than…

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Romualdez Champions Permanent Healthcare Legacy for “Modern Heroes”

Speaker Ferdinand Martin G. Romualdez is calling for the formal institutionalization of the OFW Hospital, framing the move as a vital “thank you” to the migrant workers who keep the Philippine economy afloat. By pushing for House Bill No. 7227, Romualdez aims to transform temporary administrative orders into a permanent, world-class medical institution dedicated to…

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Romualdez Files Bill for P3,000 Monthly Pension and Insurance for Farmers

Photo courtesy: DA Leyte Representative Ferdinand Martin G. Romualdez has formally introduced House Bill (HB) No. 7663, a landmark piece of legislation designed to provide a P3,000 monthly pension alongside comprehensive life, accident, and disability insurance for the nation’s farmers. Titled the “Comprehensive Farmers’ Pension and Social Protection Act,” the measure aims to fill critical…

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Freedom of Speech—Only When It’s Convenient. (Editorial)

Senate President Tito Sotto is now crying foul. After facing a case in court for his degrading and disrespectful tirade against the Supreme Court’s ruling related to Vice President Sara Duterte’s impeachment proceeding, Sotto suddenly discovers what he now calls his “constitutional right.” Freedom of speech, he insists. One almost has to admire the timing….

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