Bataan groups hold candle vigil to mourn felled trees

Inquirer.net - Nov 1, 2026

LIMAY, Bataan — Members of youth group Young Bataeños for Environmental Advocacy Network (YoungBean) and advocacy group Nuclear-Free Bataan Movement (NFBM) lit candles in Limay town to mourn the trees cut down along Roman Highway and other parts of Bataan. In a statement on Sunday, Eric Beren, YoungBean secretary general, said the activity was part

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Ebrahim vows to continue pushing for Bangsamoro reforms, development

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‘Secrecy discipline’ is key in hunting down Bato dela Rosa, says Lacson

Nov 1, 2026

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Public school principal, 4 others nabbed in Dinagat drug bust

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Nov 1, 2026

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