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Addressing child poverty

December 26, 2024
Nobody celebrates Christmas more enthusiastically than children. Indeed, their wide smiles and unadulterated joy at receiving presents and partaking of special food make this most wonderful time of the year more festive. Such joy, however, cannot dispel the bitter reality that Filipino children are in dire straits. According to a paper issued this month on The Situation of Filipino Children by the Senate Economic Planning Office, children aged zero to 17 often grapple with a
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