In 1995, Republic Act No. 7941, or the Party-list System Act, was enacted with the noble intention of giving marginalized and underrepresented sectors of society a stronger voice in Congress. It was meant to ensure that those on the fringes—such as farmers, laborers, women, indigenous...
Eighteen individuals and institutions were recognized for their contributions to making 2024 a year worth celebrating at the Manila Bulletin Newsmaker Awards, held at the Manila Hotel Tent City on Monday, Feb. 10. The awards were given as part of the Manila Bulletin’s 125th anniversary. Now on...
Bullying remains a nagging issue in our schools, adversely affecting the well-being and academic performance of countless students. Defined as repeated aggressive behavior intended to harm, intimidate, or humiliate a student, bullying can take many forms, including verbal abuse, physical...
The House of Representatives recently passed a bill aimed at curbing nuisance candidates by adding more grounds for declaring a candidate as such, with violators facing a ₱500,000 fine. Once enacted, this is certain to ease the job of the Comelec in determining nuisance candidates in...
Several provincial and municipal candidates in Rizal Province, including the incumbents, who will vie for their constituents' votes on May 12 have pledged to make the elections honest, orderly, and peaceful. During an event organized by the Commission on Elections (Comelec) Rizal Provincial...
Health is wealth. This is why the passage of House Bill (HB) No. 11357, which proposes significant amendments to the Republic Act No. 11223, more commonly known as the Universal Health Care (UHC) Act, is crucial in ongoing efforts to reform healthcare in the country. This bill aims to...
The Philippines’ 5.6 percent Gross Domestic Product (GDP) growth in 2024, while a testament to the economy’s resilience, fell short of the government’s target of at least six percent. This modest growth rate underscores the challenges the country faces amid global economic...
Vice President Sara Duterte greeted the Manila Bulletin Publishing Corp. for its 125th anniversary, noting how it has stayed fair and integrious as it brings information to the people. Vice President Sara Duterte (MB file photo) In her message, the Vice President thanked the company...
President Marcos congratulated the Manila Bulletin on its 125th anniversary, recognizing the organization's enduring commitment to truthful journalism and public service. File photos "I extend my warmest greetings to the men and women of the Manila Bulletin Publishing Corporation as you...
Our 125th anniversary is a milestone that reflects our enduring commitment to the Filipino people and our nation’s progress. This year’s theme, Making Life Better, resonates deeply with our masthead motto, Exponent of Philippine Progress, and underscores our unwavering dedication to...
Manila Bulletin marks its 125th year today as an institution imbued with the noble task of recording the Philippines’ history and in telling the day-to-day stories of Filipinos. We have a lot more work to do and a lot more stories to tell. Today marks a milestone in the brand of...
By PRESIDENT FERDINAND R. MARCOS, JR. I extend my warmest greetings to the men and women of the Manila Bulletin Publishing Corporation as you convene to celebrate decades of remarkable public service as heralds of truth. In recent years, the mission to validate, gather, and deliver...
