Perfect passing rate: Batangas State U’s pioneer doctors ready for rural service

Rappler - Oct 25, 2026

Batangas State University’s pioneer medical graduates — who all passed the licensure exam — hope to bring healthcare to the country’s most underserved communities

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MANILA, Philippines — Members of the Senate minority bloc on Saturday urged authorities to “dialogue” with fugitive Sen. Ronald “Bato” dela Rosa and work toward a “peaceful resolution” of the government’s efforts to arrest him after it placed a P50-million bounty on his head. The group made the appeal in a statement, where they also

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MANILA, Philippines — The Supreme Court is formally extending support to public interest lawyers and organizations to help them in their missions while promoting grassroots lawyering as a viable career path. The Supreme Court on Friday released rules promulgated on Aug. 26 for the formal recognition of organizations and legal practitioners devoted to developmental and

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