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Pacquiao-Mayweather fight deal close
Los Angeles - Philippines hero Manny Pacquiao is nearing a deal to fight unbeaten US star Floyd Mayweather on March 13 in what could be the richest fight in boxing history.
Nursing examinees top 95,000; PRC adds more testing centers
The number of nursing graduates who will take the licensure examination this month went up by 16,733 to 95,305, prompting the Professional Regulation Commission to add two more examination sites in Central and Northern Luzon to spare the examinees the hassles of expensive and rigorous travel to the testing centers.
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Aerial view of a flooded area in Marikina City, September 27 2009. ABS-CBN News/Jeff Canoy
The Commission on Higher Education said Tuesday that classes at the tertiary level in Metro Manila and other areas placed under a state of calamity will remain suspended until Saturday.
Gov Vi suspends classes on Monday in Batangas
Batangas Gov. Vilma Santos-Recto on Sunday has suspended classes in all levels, private and public, in the province on Monday.
Noynoy Aquino urged to join presidential race
" A movement pushing Senator Benigno "Noynoy" Aquino III to run for President has snowballed in the home province of President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo three days after the burial of his mother, former president Corazon Aquino.
Abuse Charges Persist in Philippines' Fight Against Communists
Melissa Roxas, a 31-year-old artist and writer from Los Angeles, traveled to the Philippines in 2007 to learn more about the country of her birth.
PAGASA's satellite image of Typhoon Kiko (Morakot) as of 11 a.m., Aug. 7, 2009.
Six people, including two French tourists, died after being trapped near the Pinatubo mountain area in Capas town, Tarlac province, police reported Friday afternoon.
Pope praises Aquino's leadership, commitment to justice
Pope Benedict XVI expressed his sadness at the death of former Philippine President Corazon Aquino and praised her commitment to freedom and justice for Filipinos.
PAGASA's satellite image of Typhoon Kiko (Morakot) as of 11 a.m., Aug. 7, 2009.
Six people, including two French tourists, died after being trapped near the Pinatubo mountain area in Capas town, Tarlac province, police reported Friday afternoon.
Penniless priest for president
Is he a priest, prophet or president-to-be? These are the questions that are surrounding the public announcement by Pampanga Gov.
Ticket lottery brings disappointment, opportunity
Last updated on Tuesday, Jul. 07, 2009 07:50AM EDT A routine call from work and an ill-timed flight have foiled one Canadian's once-in-a-lifetime chance to say a memorable farewell to Michael Jackson.
Melissa Roxas: a Talking About What Happened Is Like Going Back to That Dark Placea
Filipino-American Melissa Roxas finally broke her silence and recounted her ordeal in the hands of the military.
MANILA: Filipino-American activist to sue torturers
For Filipino-American Melissa Roxas, it was like going on a journey back to a "dark place" but one she had to make so that the world would know of the human rights abuses in the Philippines and that the "abductions and torture" would stop.
'Torture taught me value of freedom, justice' - Fil-Am activist
Melissa Roxas, the Filipino American activist who was abducted and tortured by suspected military agents in Tarlac last month, has written a letter of thanks to friends and supporters who prayed and worked for her release.
RP Gov't Says Abduction Staged, Activists Outraged
Filipino-American activists are outraged at a statement from the Philippine government, suggesting the abduction of Melissa Roxas and two companions was staged by leftist rebels.
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