September 21, 2015

Ex-AFP official tells Mar to ditch Leni for Ping or Duterte

Instead of looking at prospective female running mates, administration standard bearer Mar Roxas should look at alpha males to be his vice presidential candidate, a

Poe has no regrets following hubby in US

Senator Grace Poe expressed no regret over her decision to renounce her Filipino citizenship when she married her husband Niel and started their family in

Palace vows justice for Ortega after arrest of Reyes brothers

Malacañang on Monday, September 21, promised to pursue justice for environmentalist and journalist Dr. Gerry Ortega following the arrest of former Palawan governor Joel Reyes

Never again to martial law — Politikos

Atin pong gunitain ang anniversary ng Martial Law. Madami doon sa aspeto na ating ipinaglaban ay ating nakamit. Isantabi na po natin ang galit. Posted

Lacierda rejects Chiz’s resignation call: Don’t shoot the messenger

Presidential Spokesperson Edwin Lacierda has no plans to heed the call of Senator Francis Escudero to leave the Cabinet. Lacierda said he is just doing

No telenovela: Poe submits self to DNA testing

In an attempt to establish that her lineage is Filipino, Sen. Grace Poe revealed today (Sept. 21, 2015) that she has undergone DNA testing amid

Don’t distort painful lessons of martial law – Sen. Aquino

Never Forget. Sen. Bam Aquino urged Filipinos to continue retelling the stories of Martial Law so that the younger generation will be reminded of the

NEDA agrees with Recto: Income tax system is anti-poor

Economic planning Secretary Arsenio Balisacan recognized the need to review the current tax system for salaried workers, which is being pushed by Senators Sonny Angara

Grace undergoes DNA testing to prove natural-born status

The camp of 2016 presidential aspirant Senator Grace Poe is now undergoing DNA testing to prove that she is a natural-born Filipino. This was bared

Drilon overjoyed by leap in Mar’s ratings

Liberal Party vice-chairman, Senate President Franklin Drilon, is also rejoicing over the results of latest surveys which showed the administration standard bearer, Sec. Mar Roxas,