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Heritage structures losing resilience vs deeper floods, climate change
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Manila, Philippines –– A 17th-century church in Pampanga, the San Agustin Parish in Lubao, was first located in Barrio Santa Catalina in 1572 but was moved to its present site 30 years later

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Carlos Yulo delivers Philippines' first Paris Olympics gold after ruling floor exercise

It was a golden redemption for Carlos Yulo after delivering the Philippines’ first gold medal in the 2024 Paris Olympics after topping the men’s artistic gymnastic floor exercise on Saturday, Aug. 3, at the Bercy Arena. — August 3, 2024

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In Infrastructure & Urban Development

[Be The Good] The limits of 'master planning'

'We have long relied on hard infrastructure to address many of the woes that plague our communities...but infrastructure cannot stand alone' — July 31, 2024

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In Transportation

Why the Philippines Chose to Privatize Its Largest Airport

Once again, Manila has demonstrated its willingness to turn vital national infrastructure over to the private sector. — July 31, 2024

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In War on Drugs

Philippines won’t stop drug war arrests by Interpol – DOJ

The Philippine government cannot stop the International Criminal Police Organization from serving arrest warrants that the International Criminal Police Organization (Interpol) — August 1, 2024

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In China

Cognac, tortoises and a pink-striped helicopter: inside the mystery of Alice Guo, the missing Philippines mayor

Investigation is ongoing into the identity of Alice Guo and her links to a compound housing human trafficking victims and offshore gaming operations — August 4, 2024