3 MIN READStudent groups have called on UP Baguio to implement stronger pro-student academic policies and safeguards, following concerns raised by seven senior BA Communication students about internship requirements and a possible graduation delay.
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3 MIN READACT-CAR said the region continues to face problems that affect quality learning, including the need for disaster-resilient infrastructure, basic facilities, and digital connectivity.
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4 MIN READAs vegetable prices in Benguet plunged to as low as ₱4 per kilo, farmers turned to rescue-buy programs to recover production costs. But growers say emergency buying is only a temporary fix to deeper problems driving recurring price crashes.
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5 MIN READSo the contradiction becomes difficult to ignore. What does it mean to see oneself as a warrior “protecting the people” while serving institutions that are often used against them?
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3 MIN READ A cooperative assisting farmers in Benguet has called on the government to impose an import moratorium, citing the worsening plight of vegetable farmers in the Cordillera.
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2 MIN READSmall fisherfolk in Dagupan City opposed the Supreme Court ruling that allows commercial fishing operations within the 15-kilometer municipal waters, raising concerns over the growing presence of large fishing vessels in traditional fishing grounds.
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3 MIN READCalls against the Department of Agriculture’s plan to import 6,000 metric tons of carrots continue to grow, with Cordillera farmers warning of further impacts on livelihoods in the region amid continuing low farmgate prices.
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3 MIN READHealth workers marched from Session Road to Malcolm Square to mark National Health Workers’ Day, calling for higher wages, regular jobs, increased public health funding, and protection for community health workers.
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2 MIN READAtok councilor Kelly Denn Tomas said importation should not be the government’s “default reflex,” urging authorities to instead listen to farmers’ concerns and engage them to find a more “pro-Filipino solution.”
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4 MIN READPeople’s organizations in the Cordillera have criticized the National Water Resources Board for processing the application to extract 26,000 liters per second of water from the Saltan River tied to a hydropower project.
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