AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoEducation: E-Net Coalition is urging the Senate to restore proposed 2027 funding for special-needs, Indigenous Peoples’ and Madrasah education, along with alternative learning and support for remote schools. Faith & Heritage: Newly installed Tagbilaran Bishop Crispin Varquez called for transparency in Church finances and urged Bohol to protect its environment, workers and cultural identity as tourism grows. Food & Culture: South Cotabato’s first Tilapia Festival combines cooking, arts and cultural performances with efforts to expand markets for local fish farmers. Youth & Nightlife: Baguio’s council has advanced a proposal to raise the minimum drinking age from 18 to 21, citing health risks while bar operators worry about the effect on nightlife. Film: Actor-director Coco Martin says stronger government support could help Filipino films reach wider international audiences. Undas: Police are stepping up road safety measures and warning cemetery visitors to watch for people posing as priests to solicit money.
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