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Issue No. 23049 | Dec 31, 2023
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Mary Jane Veloso case unresolved as Jokowi prepares to leave office

aljazeera.com

The Filipina, whose supporters say is a victim of human trafficking, was sentenced to death in Indonesia in late 2010.

aljazeera.com

In Trending

Thousands of Pinoys rush to transport hubs ahead of NY festivities

A sheer number of people rushed to transport hubs to beat the expected influx of passengers a day before the country celebrates New Year’s eve on Sunday. — December 31, 2023

cnnphilippines.com
More on New Year 2024 Celebrations
  • Hospitals prepare for patients during New YearHospitals across the Philippines are placed under code white in preparation for a possible surge of emergency cases on New Year’s Eve.— December 29, 2023

    news.abs-cbn.com
  • Bocaue fireworks shops see brisk sales ahead of New Year's EveA day before New Year's Eve, several individuals rushed to buy firecrackers despite the authorities' recommendation to use alternative noisemakers to mark the celebration.— December 30, 2023

    gmanetwork.com
  • Boy loses fingers as firecracker injury cases rise to 115Eight more people, including a boy who was forced to undergo amputation, were injured by firecrackers, the Department of Health reported on New Year's Eve.— December 31, 2023

    philstar.com
In Law & Legislation

‘My husband beat me over and over – I still can’t legally divorce him’

The Philippines is the only place outside the Vatican that bans divorce, trapping thousands in abusive marriages. But change is coming — December 28, 2023

telegraph.co.uk

In Environment

[Documentary] Our 15 kilometers: Small fishers fear losing municipal waters to big operators

Small fisherfolk enjoy exclusive access to 15-kilometer municipal waters, but proposals to amend the Philippine Fisheries Code are causing them to worry over their livelihood. — December 31, 2023

rappler.com

In Farming & Agriculture

‘There’s No Other Job’: The Colonial Roots of Philippine Poverty

Decades after independence, the Philippines lacks the kind of factory economy that has lifted up other Asian nations, tying millions to farm work. — December 30, 2023

nytimes.com

In Transportation

Final destination: Philippines’ jeepney drivers protest phase-out plan

Jeepney drivers across Manila went on strike on Friday to protest the government’s phase-out plan, fearing job loss and financial burden. — December 30, 2023

scmp.com

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