WATCH | Mayor Toby Tiancgo, may planong sumabak sa Senado?
“Siyempre lahat naman ng tao may pangarap.” Navotas City Mayor Toby Tiangco admits he wants to be a senator some day. But no, he’s not joining next year’s senatorial race.
Day: June 2, 2021
WATCH | Sa Navotas, pwedeng choosy sa bakuna!
Pwede choosy! In Navotas City, residents can pick the Covid19 vaccine brand given to them. Mayor Toby Tiangco explains how it has help boost vaccine confidence among his constituents.
WATCH | Duterte-Marcos tandem! Is there a Sara-Bongbong alliance forming?
“I confirm the picture taken here in Davao City,” Presidential daughter Sara Duterte said.
WATCH | RATATAT with Navotas City Mayor Toby Tiangco
“Enjoy pala yung RATATAT, pantanggal ng stress!” sabi ni Navotas City Mayor Toby Tiangco pagkatapos niya sa aming #RATATAT. Panoorin dito!
Duterte grants hazard pay to gov’t workers on duty during ECQ, MECQ
President Rodrigo Duterte issued Administrative Order No. (AO) 43, authorizing the grant of hazard pay to government personnel who physically report for work during enhanced community quarantine (ECQ) and modified ECQ (MECQ).
Parang binenta sa dayuhan! Eddie Villanueva slams House adoption of Cha Cha reso
Deputy Speaker and CIBAC Rep. Bro. Eddie Villanueva tagged the resolution seeking to amend the restrictive economic provisions of the 1987 Constitution as “unpatriotic policy.”
With Ping sponsorship: 2 ambassadors, 14 DFA officials get CA nod
The powerful Commission on Appointments gave its nod to two ambassadors and 14 senior officers of the Department of Foreign Affairs, following Sen. Panfilo Lacson’s sponsorship speech for them.
Palace monitoring ‘Dante’ updates; calls for vigilance in face of typhoon
Malacañang on Wednesday said it is monitoring Tropical Storm Dante as it heads towards Batangas-Oriental Mindoro area.
De Lima condemns alleged ‘brutal murder’ of woman by cop caught on video
Senator Leila de Lima on Wednesday condemned the alleged killing of a 52-year-old woman by a “drunk” policeman in a store in Quezon City last May 31.
Drilon: Supreme Court ruled drug war records don’t involve national security
Senate Minority Leader Frank Drilon on Wednesday said that the records of the bloody anti-drug war campaign do not have national security implications and that the Philippine National Police must follow the Supreme Court ruling ordering it to open the records for scrutiny.
