Philippine Daily Inquirer - 2024-02-20

• FDA OKAYS VAT EXEMPTION OF 22 MORE VITAL DRUGS
• TIKOY AGUILUZ, DIRECTOR OF ‘BOATMAN’ AND ‘SEGURISTA,’ DIES AT 72
• NOPHYSICAL PROOF VS DIRECTOR IN ARSON CASE
• LAWYERS SAY GOV’ TO BL I GED TO ENFORCE ICC WARRANT ON DU 30
• ‘OPPENHEIME­R’ RULES BAFTAS IN MAJOR OSCARS BOOST
• Public cautioned vs buying DOH-endorsed products
• 1 IN 3 PI NO Y SHIT BY CY BER THREATS HIDDEN IN‘ THUMB DRIVES’
• REPRIEVE OVER FOR MOTORISTS AS OIL FIRMS HIKE PRICES ANEW
• The legislated wage hike shotgun
• A CHR that bows to no one
• Journalist­s’ concerns for their safety (1)
• Treasures for the heart
• Navalny, Ninoy, and opposition leadership
• SCHOOL FIRE CASTS UNCERTAINT­Y OVER ALS PROGRAM’S FUTURE
• ILLEGAL FISHING TAKES TOLL ONMARINE LIFE IN QUEZON
• 6 soldiers killed in clash with terrorists in Lanao
• IN ILOCOS SUR, RESCUERSMO­URNDEATHOF­PILOTWHALE
• CONEPUTSGI­LASSIGHTSO­NPROCESS, GROWTH
• Strengthen the regional wage boards
• PH garment exporters brace for sluggish global market this 2024
• PSEI FALLS BELOW6,800 AS INVESTORS DUMPPROPER­TY, HOLDING FIRMS
• MERALCO SPENDING P280MTOPOW­ERMETROSUB­WAY
• BSPTOSIMPL­IFY FOREIGN INVESTORS’ FOREXSOURC­ING
• SMPRIMEHIT­SP40-BPROFIT
• AI will be everywhere in 2024
• Impact of high interest rates to ‘peak’ in ʼ24–BSP
• GSIS PROFITS NEARLY DOUBLED IN 2023 TOP 113.3 B
• GOV’T DOWNSIZES T-BILL OFFER AS RATES CLIMB
• HIGHER ENROLLMENT­S LIFT STI INCOME BY 132%
• ISTANBUL MOSQUES CONVERT WORKING CLASS FAITHFUL TO SPORT
• HOMEOFTHEM­AFIANOWONE­OFEUROPE’SSAFESTCOU­NTRIES
• How food affects our hormones
• HOW TO ENJOY RICH PINOY FOOD—AND KEEP A HEALTHY HEART
• BUILDING DISASTER RESILIENCE THROUGH DOG TRAINING
• The Bacoor boy who made good
• Skygarden’s new single melds J-rock with Pinoy sensibilit­ies
• CROSSWORD PUZZLE
• When Enrique Gil dares to look ‘ugly,’ promotes local comedy
• STAR-STUDDED ‘DUNE: PART TWO’ ROLLS INTO LONDON FOR WORLD PREMIERE

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