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Abra’s newly sworn provincial police chief is aiming for a violence-free election period in the province, a tall order in...
The Police Regional Office - Cordillera (PRO-CAR) has netted some P1.8 billion worth of illegal drugs throughout a year of...
As of the start of 2025, the Cordillera region saw 25 firecracker-related injuries (FWRI), according to the local Department of...
Abra province, already a hotbed for incidents of violence especially during election season, has witnessed a doubling of recorded shooting...
Six provinces in the Cordillera region are welcoming the new year with a step up in income classification. Effective...
The Philippines’ highest court has ruled that Baguio City is exempt from provisions of the Indigenous Peoples’ Rights Act (IPRA)...
A new animal emerged within the realms of mining here in the Cordillera. This animal comes in the form of...
Abra governor Dominic Valera has been put in preventive suspension by Malacañang for a violation of the Local Government Code...
Barely a month past the latest incident, one Abreño has perished in the latest shooting case in Bangued town, Abra...
The Kalinga provincial government is looking to tighten its existing policies on land conversion within its borders to address a...
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