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“Cooperatives at the Heart of a New Global Social Contract” POLONIO

“Cooperatives at the Heart of a New Global Social Contract”

Zigzag Weekly October 26, 2025

By Jerome Alangui-Muguet Polonio, Ph.D. This November, the eyes of the global cooperative community will turn to...

Who should be asked more regarding the market dev’t by SM? “How much interest rate is Christian? If I remember right, there was a Supreme Court decision to the effect that an interest of about more than one percent a month was deemed unconscionable. ”

“How much interest rate is Christian? If I remember right, there was a Supreme Court decision to the effect that an interest of about more than one percent a month was deemed unconscionable. ”

Who should be asked more regarding the market dev’t by SM?

Zigzag Weekly October 26, 2025

By Atty. Antonio P. Pekas Offhand, I am not a big fan of big buildings. If I...

No identity “ It grows practically all the vegetables produced in Benguet except potato. This is one of the reasons why Leon is also called the vegetable basket of Iloilo. Temperatures there average 18-20 degrees C and sometimes dipping down to 10 degrees in Dec-Jan.”

“ It grows practically all the vegetables produced in Benguet except potato. This is one of the reasons why Leon is also called the vegetable basket of Iloilo. Temperatures there average 18-20 degrees C and sometimes dipping down to 10 degrees in Dec-Jan.”

No identity

Zigzag Weekly October 26, 2025

By Danilo P. Padua, PhD Many people have opined that Filipinos, as a whole, do not have...

Wellness for an old relic “Because while nothing is permanent, the feeling of joy and happiness can stick with us a bit longer, even when their source is long gone. “

“Because while nothing is permanent, the feeling of joy and happiness can stick with us a bit longer, even when their source is long gone. “

Wellness for an old relic

Zigzag Weekly October 26, 2025

By Jan Vicente B. Pekas DepEd has recently announced that October 27-30 be a “wellness break” and...

The culprit is not the shortage of money but the incompetence of the DepEd “ The SGLG assesses “sustainable education” gauging the same through the implementation of “education reforms and programs to support the vision of quality education for all.”

“ The SGLG assesses “sustainable education” gauging the same through the implementation of “education reforms and programs to support the vision of quality education for all.”

The culprit is not the shortage of money but the incompetence of the DepEd

Zigzag Weekly October 26, 2025

By Estanislao Albano, Jr. In a post in its Facebook page on September 16, 2025, the Second...

Surely, Bambi truly cares! araos

Surely, Bambi truly cares!

Zigzag Weekly October 26, 2025

By Anthony A. Araos Ifugao’s pursuit of a well-attuned program to promote the people’s health also comes...

Classrooms where?

Zigzag Weekly October 26, 2025

It is reported that out of the 1,700 targeted number of classrooms built, only 22 have been...

Terminal project awarded to Megawide 1000029568-02(1)

Terminal project awarded to Megawide

Zigzag Weekly October 26, 2025

24 Oct. 2025 – The Baguio City Integrated Terminal (BCIT) project of the city government has been...

PhilHealth pushes for early detection to prevent Breast Cancer

Zigzag Weekly October 26, 2025

In line with Breast Cancer Awareness Month this October, the Philippine Health Insurance Corporation (PhilHealth) is promoting...

Baguio eyes P3.6-B insertion-free budget for 2026

Zigzag Weekly October 26, 2025

BAGUIO CITY – The local government has proposed a PHP3.651-billion budget for 2026, with the biggest share...