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Where do senatorial candidates stand on issues voters most care about?

This is the last of six parts.

Neri Colmenares says there’s something different about his second try for a Senate seat.

Posters: everywhere, short-lived, and thrown away. Such is the fate of most posters but not at the Cultural Center of the Philippines with Poster/ity: 50 Years of Art & Culture at the CCP that runs through 26 May 2019, with free admission.

It's downright false. It's hilarious.

This is the fifth of six parts.

This is the fourth of six parts.

Revisiting the day of the flash flood, there is a sense that all the elements that could make a disaster happen happened that day.

Residents share their experience of the flood 28 years ago.

At a time when disinformation in social media, the platform preferred by millennials, has reached crisis level, journalism among students remains vibrant.

Do Filipinos know enough about climate change and its effects?

BOAC, MARINDUQUE— In a land known to many as poisoned by a toxic mine spillage, there’s a field of green that thrives, harvesting nature’s unadulterated bounty.

This is the second of six parts

We compiled relevant information to aid the public in making their decision.

Do what the Duterte administration has been unable to do - take China on.

One nourishes communities. The other has become a source of distress.

BOAC, Marinduque— The hike around a tiny part of the nearly 9,000-hectare Marinduque Wildlife Sanctuary is not easy, especially if you’re forty-something and lack exercise. But Mother Nature will reward you for your effort.

Children are more exposed to increasingly dangerous roads.

Heavy metal runs through Racquel Logatoc’s veins. The 52-year-old village chief of Bocboc, Marinduque suffers from skin irritation, fatigue and body pains. Tests done in 2013 and 2017 detected the harmful substance in her blood. In February, she was back at the Batangas Medical Center for further monitoring.

BOAC, Marinduque—The people of this island province have endured the brunt of the worst mining disaster in the country, but the bigger heartbreak in their two-decade long quest for justice might just be the wait for redress that is not sure to come.

The Philippines has effectively occupied Pag-asa Island (international name:Thitu) since 1978 and has incorporated it as a municipality that is part of the Province of Palawan. There have been elections for the municipal officials of Pag-asa, and there will be elections there in May 2019 like in the rest of the archipelago. There are 400 voters in Pag-asa. Pag-asa has a land area of 37.2 hectares.

Jolina Magdangal's family are road crash survivors.

Raw data from the PNP tell a different story

Duterte Warriors has been flagged repeatedly by VERA Files Fact Check as a top sharer of several misleading reports published by dubious websites.