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AGHAM BACKS-UP CALL FOR MORE EDUCATIONAL TV PROGRAM(0)
The Alyansa ng mga Grupong Haligi ng Agham at Teknolohiya (AGHAM) backs-up the call of Senator Edgardo O. Angara for more educational television programs on government-run television networks.
Angara pushed for a bigger budget for the Philippine-owned PTV 4
for 2010. With P100 million budget for next year, [...]
AGHAM supports voters education
The 2010 elections will be historically significant for Filipinos. This will be the first time that the country will experience the automated election system (AES)
The AES has been authorized under Republic Act 9369, or “An Act Amending Republic Act No. 8436, Entitled “An Act Authorizing The Commission on Elections to Use an Automated Election [...]
POPCOM strengthens advocacy on natural family planning
KALIBO, Aklan – The Population Commission (POPCOM) in Western Visayas said they are strengthening their advocacy on natural family planning (NFP) as part of its mandate to manage the concerns of the increasing population in the region.
Harold Marshall, planning development officer of POPCOM-WV, said part of the planned strengthened advocacy is to hold linkages with [...]
Politicians urged to have a stand on RH Bill
KALIBO, Aklan – Health workers in the province have urged politicians, especially those who are seeking elective positions in the 2010 elections, to have a clear stand on the proposed Reproductive Health (RH) Bill pending in Congress so they would know who to support.
Engr. Lou Sta. Maria of the Provincial Health Office (PHO) stressed that [...]
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