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Holy Spirit sisters at the mammoth campaign rally on April 23, the birthday of  presidential candidate Leni Robredo in Pasay City in Metro Manila with an estimated crowd of approximately. 500,000. (Courtesy of SSpS Sisters

Filipino sisters join 'pink mural revolution' to support a presidential candidate

by Ma. Ceres P. Doyo
May 6, 2022

Filipino religious sisters have joined a grassroots movement painting pink-themed murals that reflect the "good governance" platform of presidential candidate Leni Robredo. Elections are May 9.

Duterte to end martial law in Philippine south after 2 years

by Jim Gomez, The Associated Press
Dec 10, 2019

President Rodrigo Duterte has decided to end more than two years of martial law in the southern Philippines after government forces weakened Islamic militant groups there with the capture and killing of their leaders, his spokesman said Tuesday.

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Religious and indigenous leaders seek to save rainforests

by Josephine McKenna, Religion News Service
Jun 19, 2017

Religious and indigenous leaders from 21 countries gathered in Norway June 19 to launch a new initiative aimed at saving the world's tropical rainforests from the impact of deforestation and climate change.

Peace march, Mass mark drug war problem in Philippines

by Charity Durano, Gail DeGeorge
Sep 21, 2016

Thousands marched on Sept. 21 to protest the extrajudicial killings under President Duterte and the 1972 establishment of martial law under the Marcos regime.

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