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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

Trending In Transportation

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 Year Hospitals 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 Eve A 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 115 Eight 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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