ROXAS CITY, Capiz (PIA) –The Capiz Police Provincial Office (CPPO) held a send-off ceremony for the 59 Revitalized Pulis sa Barangay (RPSB) at the Tapaz town Civic Center. Tapaz information officer ...

To Christians, the words noli me tangere are attributed to Jesus Christ who, after his resurrection, deterred his follower Mary Magdalene from touching him.

"It's a piece of the Philippine history that has existed for the past 136 years and something younger generations of Filipino Australians would be able to learn about their heritage and culture ...

Grade 9 students role play Noli Me Tangere in school, inspired by teleserye Maria Clara at Ibarra. PHOTO COURTESY OF DALE REIGN VILLAFLOR Theresa Balaso, Grade 8 student is also a certified #MCAI fan.

MANILA (Philippine Daily Inquirer/Asia News Network): As a gift for the Malaysian leader’s visit to the Philippines, President Ferdinand Marcos Jr gave Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim a ...

Take a look at how “Maria Clara at Ibarra” retold some scenes of “Noli Me Tangere” and “El Filibusterismo,” without straying too far from Rizal’s novels.

Noli Me Tangere was finished on February 21, 1887, and it was published a month after that, based on GMA Network. Noong Pebrero 21, 1887, natapos ni Jose Rizal na maisulat ang kanyang nobela na Noli ...

In this edition of PEP.ph's anatomy of a history serye, Maria Clara at Ibarra creators detail how GMA-7 put a modern twist to Jose Rizal's Noli Me Tangere.

In his Facebook account, Joey Magracia, a preschool teacher in Meycauyan, Bulacan, said that his nephew bought a copy of Dr. Jose Rizal's "Noli Me Tangere." ...

Jose Rizal's "Noli Me Tangere" is a hot topic these days, following the success of "Maria Clara at Ibarra." This time, an 11-year-old boy is going viral for buying a copy of the book out of excitement ...

11-Year-Old Boy Purchases Noli Me Tangere Book Due to Curiosity Regarding Next Episodes of “Maria Clara at Ibarra” An 11-year-old boy purchased a copy of Jose Rizal’s “ Noli Me Tangere ” because of ...

It just struck me, might this not just be the perfect Filipino slogan against the coronavirus — “noli me tangere” (touch me not), to give local patriotic color to the crucial measure of social ...