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May 21, 2026

BI Intensifies Crackdown: Raids, Arrests of Illegal Foreign Workers Nationwide

BI Intensifies Crackdown: Raids, Arrests of Illegal Foreign Workers Nationwide

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BI Intensifies Crackdown: Raids, Arrests of Illegal Foreign Workers Nationwide By Bing Jabadan – TheNATIONWEEK.com | May 21, 2026 MANILA, Philippines – The Bureau of Immigration (BI) has escalated its campaign against illegal foreign workers, apprehending twenty-eight foreign nationals in targeted operations across Davao de Oro, Pasay City, and Pampanga between April 22 and May…

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AirAsia Philippines: Free Flight Changes and Complimentary Meals

AirAsia Philippines: Free Flight Changes and Complimentary Meals

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AirAsia Philippines: Free Flight Changes and Complimentary Meals By Bing Jabadan – TheNATIONWEEK.com | May 21, 2026 MANILA, Philippines – AirAsia Philippines is redefining international travel with a suite of booking advantages designed to empower travelers amidst rising global expenses. Passengers can now unlock remarkable journeys with low fares, flexible rebooking, and complimentary in-flight dining….

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Senator Lito Lapid: The Unwavering Voice of the Filipino Masses Amidst Political Turmoil

Senator Lito Lapid: The Unwavering Voice of the Filipino Masses Amidst Political Turmoil

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Senator Lito Lapid: The Unwavering Voice of the Filipino Masses Amidst Political Turmoil By Obette A. Serrano – TheNATIONWEEK.com | May 21, 2026 MANILA, Philippines – Amidst the cacophony of Philippine politics and incessant criticism, Senator Lito Lapid, affectionately known as the “Bida ng Masa,” commands enduring loyalty from ordinary Filipinos. His supporters see his…

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FIRING LINE: Too close for comfort

FIRING LINE: Too close for comfort

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FIRING LINE: Too close for comfort By Robert B. Roque Jr. | May 21, 2026 The proposed Sangley airport stopped looking like a purely civilian infrastructure project the moment the United States Trade and Development Agency stepped in to fund its feasibility study — another sign of America moving strategically closer to the Philippines. Analysts…

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