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SUNSET IN BORACAY Nothing in the skies of the holiday island, ablaze with hues of red and yellow that form the background of sailboats on the horizon, intimates the trouble brewing below. ERNIE U. SARMIENTO
COUNT THE DAYS TO CHRISTMAS Because you can feel the spirit now—the long nights, the chilly air, the beloved carols and the Manila Cathedral, lighted by Meralco’s Maliwanag ang Pasko. JOAN BONDOC
SUPPLIERS slashed the price of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) by P44 a cylinder early this week, but the government wants more. INQUIRER PHOTO
OPEN ARMS. Arnel Pineda, the Filipino singer who fronts legendary rock band Journey, serenades President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo with ‘Open Arms,’ one of the group’s signature songs, during a courtesy call at the Music Room of Malacañang Palace. PCPO/Melyn R. Acosta
FREE MY TWIN. Mirali Choy Mendoza Durr shows a picture of her twin sister, Milet, an aid worker being held hostage by Abu Sayyaf kidnappers in Basilan, at a press conference Friday morning where she hoped government takes an active role in resolving the kidnapping crisis in some parts of Mindanao. PHILIPPINE DAILY INQUIRER/Julie S. Alipala
MIDNIGHT COMMUNION IN PALACE. President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo receives Holy Communion during a midnight Mass in Heroes Hall in Malacañang. Bishop Emilio Marquez of Lucena, who held the Mass, and a nongovernmental organization that organized the mass said they prayed that the President would weather another "destabilization" problem. Video taken by INQUIRER.net reporter Joel Guinto. READ FULL STORY
OUCH! A boy cries as he is injected during a free Vaccination project at the University of the Philippines in Manila. PHILIPPINE DAILY INQUIRER/Ryan Lim
BERNAS: KEEPING THE JUDICIARY INDEPENDENT. Constitutionalist Father Joaquin Bernas explains the importance of the Judicial and Bar Council (JBC) and the process of selecting the justices of the Supreme Court during a forum titled "An Arroyo-appointed Supreme Court: Is independence possible?". Bernas is part of the civilian search committee who will screen candidates to the Supreme Court to ensure the judiciary's independence. Video taken by INQUIRER.net reporter Tetch Torres. READ FULL STORY
MANILA, Philippines—Filipinos marveled at how Thaksin Shinawatra turned around Thailand’s faltering economy when he spoke in Manila five years ago. This time, the ousted prime minister may find the Philippines’ door closed to him should he decide to come back and seek sanctuary here.
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MANILA, Philippines—De La Salle University captured the first Final Four berth as Stephanie Mercado again proved her worth as main contender for the top individual plum.
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MANILA, Philippines - In a departure from tradition, the Inquirer named an entire institution, the Supreme Court, as Filipino of the Year in 2001. The recognition, in large part, was for the extraordinary role the high court played, in the immediate aftermath of People Power II, to keep the ship of state on even keel. The Court, in a word, saved the Republic at a difficult, tumultuous time.
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MANILA, Philippines - It’s not farfetched to believe that Audie Gemora and Michael Williams—fast friends, theater colleagues and alternating Scrooges in Rep’s forthcoming musical “A Christmas Carol”—shared the same DNA in a past life
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MANILA, Philippines - A mono vinyl record (we could tell from the scratchy sound) of Yoyoy Villame’s “Mag-Exercise Tayo” in Bisaya, with a rondalla, wafted through the house speakers at the CCP’s Silangan Hall.
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Netizens usually use them for leisure, but the National Telehealth Center is maximizing free online resources, like the Internet call software Skype, to provide healthcare access even to remote areas in the country.
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The Philippines may see a stark slowdown in remittances from overseas Filipino workers next year due to the anticipated contraction in the economies of the United States and parts of Europe.
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MANILA, Philippines—Filipino peacekeepers who rushed to a school that collapsed in Haiti Friday were using their bare hands to pull out victims buried in the rubble, the Philippine Mission to the United Nations said.
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