Newly appointed Department of Migrant Workers (DMW) Secretary Hans Leo Cacdac definitely did his predecessor well when he declared that he would make it the agency’s priority to streamline and digitize all processes meant to protect overseas Filipino workers (OFWs). He would “further [build on Susan Ople’s] legacy,” Cacdac said, recalling how the late DMW chief had vowed to cut down the processing time of OFW documents to ensure the swift, efficient, and convenient delivery of
Cambridge, Massachusetts—A stone’s throw away from where I am writing this, students are encamped inside Harvard Yard to protest the war on Gaza and to demand that Harvard—the world’s wealthiest university—divest from companies that profit from Israel’s war. Defying threats of disciplinary action and suspension, students have been staging the protest for nine days now—with tents, placards, and keffiyeh, including one that at one point adorned John Harvard’s famed statue. Similar scenes are playing out in campuses all over America, as I also saw days ago at University of Pennsylvania and what has been the ground zero of the protests: Columbia
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