Honduran authorities on Thursday arrested presidential candidate Santos Rodriguez over accusations of money laundering related to drug-trafficking and homicide, including the murder of a DEA informant.
China vowed Friday to punish “diehard” Taiwan politicians, saying it would ban several from visiting the mainland, as tensions between Beijing and Taipei spiked to their highest level in years.
Appellate collegiate courts have been allowed to increase the number of employees physically reporting for work.
Chief Justice Alexander Gesmundo vowed on Friday (Nov. 5) to focus on promoting gender equality while he is at the Supreme Court.
Chief Justice Alexander Gesmundo on Friday (Nov. 5) ordered the various offices of the Supreme Court (SC) to increase the number of employees physically reporting for work starting this Monday, November 8.
Former Supreme Court (SC) spokesperson Theodore Te on Friday (Nov. 5) welcomed the decision of Senators Panfilo Lacson and Vicente Sotto III to no longer support the return of the death penalty.
Public Attorneys Office (PAO) Chief Persida Acosta assured the public on Friday (Nov. 5) that she will never ask for payments for legal services.
Senator Manny Pacquiao is taking a page from President Rodrigo Duterte’s book for his presidential campaign, touting a deadline of three to six months in resolving graft cases.
A case has been filed to disqualify presidential candidate Bongbong Marcos.
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