Philippine Daily Inquirer - 2022-11-22

• FOUNDATION HITS DENR FOR ‘IRRESPONSI­BLE’ REPORT ON MASUNGI
• UN SPECIAL RAPPORTEUR ON EJKS TO VISIT PH ON GOV’T’S INVITATION
• Bantag ready for Lapid slay probe
• ‘PRESIDENT’S TRIPS SEEK TO REBRAND MARCOS IN INT’L COMMUNITY’
• SENATE INQUIRY INTO WASTED VACCINES SET
• The Elephant Man in the Senate
• A neglected basic human right
• Beyond consensus: The secret history of Asean
• Choosing an academic leader
• IN NEED OF PRACTICAL, SENSIBLE LAND USE PLAN TO ATTRACT INVESTORS
• EASTERN VISAYAS GOVERNORS SEEK ‘EQUALIZATI­ON FUND’
• ‘MARCOS COUNTRY’ OPENS DOORS TO MORE MINES
• BOI investment pledges hit P 644.4B as of Nov, up 73.5%
• ‘REVENGE SPENDING’ GIVING LOCAL ECONOMY A BOOST ... FOR NOW
• INTEREST RATES STILL ON THE WAY UP, SAYS FITCH
• Fanciful gift-giving ban
• DTI VOWS ‘UNWAVERING’ SUPPORT FOR VITAL BIOTECH INDUSTRY
• INFLATION WOES DRIVE DEMAND FOR SHORT-TERM T-BILLS; AUCTION PARTIALLY AWARDED
• ECONOMIC GROWTH RISKS RESTRAIN PH SHARES FROM ADVANCING
• DPWH PUSHES FOR P 94-B CEBU EXPRESSWAY
• IMPROVING DEMAND IN MINDANAO POWERS ALSONS EARNINGS
• UN denounces shelling of Ukraine nuclear plant
• ‘AKO’Y ISANG PINOY’
• PACQUIAO REVIVES BLOW BY BLOW AND INSPIRES YOUNG TO CHASE GREATNESS
• In a stadium of their own, migrant workers savor World Cup feat
• ISRAEL AND JORDAN AGREE TO CLEAN UP POLLUTED JORDAN RIVER
• MARILEN ELIZALDE, WELLNESS WARRIOR: EMPOWERING OTHERS TOWARD SELF-CARE
• Reducing cardiovasc­ular risk in low- to middle-income countries
• What you need on vacation: Photo shoot with a pro
• Charlize Theron under fire over Afrikaans ‘a dying language’ comments
• CROSSWORD PUZZLE
• JAKE GYLLENHAAL EXPLORES FAMILY DYNAMICS, NEW TERRAINS IN ‘STRANGE WORLD’
• BOY ABUNDA WANTS TO RETURN TO TV

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