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Ni MARK ANGELES Ikalawang gabi namin sa piling ng mga organisadong magsasaka at ngayong gabi, isang piging ang inorganisa—isang programang kultural. Sa likod ng mga sanga ng maubod na kalamansi, pahapyaw na magpapasilip ang mga hubad na mga paang pumapadyak, ang...

OFWs Shave Heads in Protest Over Aquino’s ‘Poor Performance’

OFWs Shave Heads in Protest Over Aquino’s ‘Poor Performance’

By JANESS ANN J. ELLAO
Calling President Benigno Aquino III as "anti- migrant" for slashing the legal assistance fund for OFWs and failing to work for the protection of OFWs, migrant workers' groups identified with Migrante vowed to conduct more protests if he would not change track from pursuing an anti-migrant labor export policy.

For Provincial Buses, Physical Condition of Drivers — and Their Buses — Are Key to Safe Travel

For Provincial Buses, Physical Condition of Drivers — and Their Buses — Are Key to Safe Travel

For the bigger bus companies plying the provincial routes to and from the National Capital Region, safety appears important enough that their regular drivers and conductors are given periodic trainings on road and driving safety. The regularity ranges from monthly to quarterly to twice a year.

The Hidden Lives of Bus Drivers, Wrongly Accused as Philippines’s ‘Road Monsters’

The Hidden Lives of Bus Drivers, Wrongly Accused as Philippines’s ‘Road Monsters’

By MARYA SALAMAT
SPECIAL REPORT The public and government officials, among them President Aquino, always blame drivers each time a deadly bus accident happens. What they don’t know or chose to ignore is that bus drivers and conductors are working under severe conditions imposed by greedy operators and ignored by government regulators, thus allowing these mishaps to happen in the first place. Sidebar: For Provincial Buses, Physical Condition of Drivers -- and Their Buses -- Are Key to Safe Travel | More Motorcycles Mean More Mishaps

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