Lawyer Disbarred for Providing Fake Annulment Papers
Learn more about the disbarment of a lawyer who provided fake annulment papers to a client, leading to a loss of public trust in the legal system.
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Comelec Launches Satellite Registration Centers in Malls for Voter Convenience
Learn more about the Commission on Elections’ partnership with major mall operators to open satellite registration sites in shopping malls across the Philippines, making it easier for citizens to register as voters. Find out the eligibility requirements and the consequences of double or multiple registrations.
Rotary Club of Manila and Philippine Red Cross Join Forces for Mobile Blood Donation Drive
Learn more about the partnership between the Rotary Club of Manila and the Philippine Red Cross for their annual mobile blood donation drive. This collaboration aims to provide more blood for those in need, with a target of collecting at least 2,000 bags of blood per year. Support this initiative and contribute to the availability of blood supply for the underprivileged.
President Marcos Rejects Calls for Separate Mindanao
Learn more about President Marcos’ firm stance against calls for the separation of Mindanao from the rest of the Philippines, as he asserts that it violates the Constitution and is doomed to fail. His appeal to preserve a unified Philippines is in line with his administration’s vision.
Road Closures in Binondo for Chinese New Year Festivities
Learn more about the road closures in Binondo for the Chinese New Year celebrations and the rerouting schemes implemented to accommodate the festivities. Find out the details and plan your travel accordingly.
Comelec’s “Register Anywhere Project” Expands to 166 Malls Nationwide for Voter Registration
Learn more about Comelec’s “Register Anywhere Project” as it expands to 166 malls nationwide, providing convenient voter registration options for eligible individuals. Registration will be open from February 12 to September 30, 2024, offering greater accessibility and aiming to register an additional 3 million new voters.