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1 天前 · The Marcos administration was understandably elated over the Philippine Statistics Authority’s report last week that the country’s jobless rate had gone down to 3.2 percent in November last year from 3.9 percent the prior month and the 3.6 percent in November 2023.
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2 天之前 · Third, engage in meaningful volunteerism.Many civil society organizations and volunteer networks offer opportunities to contribute to social change directly. Whether to promote better education and critical thinking, youth entrepreneurship, environmental protection, or poverty alleviation, these efforts help equip the younger generation to demand better governance and make informed decisions.
Turmoil ahead: the Marcos-Duterte Crisis | Inquirer Opinion
2025年1月6日 · A few months before the upcoming May elections, the Philippine political landscape is fraught with turmoil, rife with allegations and accusations that paint a harrowing picture of governance under President Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. …
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6 天之前 · As midterm elections approach, the lingering questions surrounding the 2022 presidential elections cast a long shadow. The Comelec and the National Government insist all is well, yet simple requests—like opening ballot boxes to …
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2025年1月8日 · Specific set of qualifications. Candidates for certain government post must meet a specific set of qualifications. For those seeking senatorial seats, the Constitution provides that they must be natural-born citizens and at least 35 years old on the day of the election.
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2025年1月6日 · For 2024, we start with South Korea, where the incumbent president Yoon Suk-yeol declared martial law in the middle of the night of Dec. 3. What he wasn’t prepared for was the backlash not just from the opposition but from the public, with Seoul’s citizens rushing over to the National Assembly building and demanding that the president withdraw the declaration.
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2024年9月1日 · In contrast, VP Sara appeared in both the Senate and the House of Representatives expecting, as in previous years, to be given a free pass. In both appearances in 2024, she took a passive-aggressive stance that essentially questioned the legislators’ right to question her about the budget of her office.