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On June 4, the administration began its machinations when President Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Junior issued the Memorandum Circular No. 52, mandating SUCs, GOCCs and other government institutions to recite the
Sa paggunita ng ika-122 na taon ng araw ng mga manggagawa ay patuloy pa rin ang paglaban ng mga proletaryado para sa kanilang mga karapatan. Mula noong unang ipinagdiwang ang
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Bea Maranan Centuries have passed since the very first woman to enter a Science-focused university. Yet since then, the inequalities between men and women in Science remain. Laura “Minerva” Bassi,
