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Philippines Strengthens Free College Law, Expands Aid for Poorest Students
The Philippines has enacted Republic Act No. 12325, strengthening universal access to quality tertiary education. The new law enhances subsidies, particularly for impoverished students, to cover not only tuition but also the actual costs of education, including books and food.
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