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Why is there a decline in the number of formal marriage?

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By Marita Moaje Verified
| Cebu Daily News Verified
The Commission on Population and Development (CPD) said that even as marriage remains an important institution for many Filipinos, fewer couples are now tying the knot. The CPD, in a news release on Tuesday, noted that the number of registered marriages in the country has steadily declined over the past decade. Data from the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) showed that registered marriages declined by 13.5 percent over the last 10 years, from 429,723 in 2014 to 371,825 in 2024.
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Fewer Filipinos tying the knot as family dynamics change

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By Marita Moaje Verified
| Cebu Daily News Verified
PNA FILE PHOTO MANILA, Philippines – Even as marriage remains an important institution for many Filipinos, fewer couples are seen tying the knot, choosing not to formalize their unions. The Commission on Population and Development (CPD), in a news release on Tuesday, noted that the number of registered marriages in the country has steadily declined over the past decade.
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DENR estero rangers: Cleaning waterways, chasing college dreams

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By Marita Moaje Verified
| Cebu Daily News Verified
(Screengrab from DENR’s Facebook page) MANILA – For most estero and river rangers of the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR), workday begins while most of the city is still asleep Even before sunrise, these environmental warriors are already making their rounds, pulling plastic waste from waterways along Manila Bay and clearing clogged drainage to help prevent flooding in communities.
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