The sighting, however, has given rise to some terrible and ignorant online comments, meant or otherwise. A comment pointed out that venison (deer meat) is delicious while another suggested that the deer should be captured and put in a zoo, “so many would be able to see it.”
Fifty members of the House of Representatives (HoR) signed House Resolution No. 909 on Wednesday calling for the “Immediate Cessation Of Hostilities, the Pursuit of Peaceful Dialogue, and the Protection of Civilians amid Escalating Military Aggression in Iran.”
Activist group Bagong Alyansang Makabayan (Bayan) condemned Vice President Sara Duterte’s refusal to attend the ongoing impeachment hearing, saying the move shows her utter disdain for the people’s clamor for truth, accountability, and justice.
Marcos on Tuesday issued Executive Order No. 110 placing the Philippines under a “State of National Energy Emergency” even as his government had been downplaying the effects of the runaway oil price hikes since February 28.
The Philippines, with a shocking range of 100% to 177%, has the most runaway diesel price increase since the war started in West Asia. Pump prices were at an average of P55/liter before February 28.
Groups under the National Democratic Front of the Philippines (NDFP) congratulated the NPA on its upcoming 57th founding anniversary, saying it has reached the milestone because of “the justness of its cause.”
The Islamic jurists of the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (BARMM) ruled it is not permissible for the victim to marry her abuser without her consent.
Even with Friday declared a regular holiday in celebration of the Muslims’ Eid’l Fitr and a popular Strawberry Festival in Benguet Province, it is a subdued long weekend in the Philippines with majority of families choosing to stay at home due to skyrocketing fuel prices.
Julito “Jaz” Diamante Calo, 49, a radio show host on 88.3 DNN News FM based in Himamaylan City was shot in the head by a gunman in a white sport utility vehicle.
“These attacks quickly triggered a wave of online harassment. Within two hours of the embassy’s first Facebook post, more than a hundred accounts had commented on or shared the post, repeating the embassy’s narrative that PCIJ’s coverage was ‘anti-China,’” RSF said.
