Biden picks MaryKay Carlson as new US ambassador to the Philippines
A new United States ambassador will be heading to the Philippines soon.
Day: February 5, 2022
Let voters decide: Marcos Jr says elections ‘the best anti-political dynasty process’
Presidential contender Ferdinand Marcos Jr. would rather let the electorate decide on the fate of political dynasties during elections than impose an outright ban.
Lacson to honor valid contracts under BBB, assess gov’t reclamation projects
Partido Reporma chairman and standard-bearer Panfilo ‘Ping’ Lacson expressed his commitment to honor valid and ongoing infrastructure projects under the ‘Build, Build, Build’ (BBB) program as well as subject potential land reclamation sites to careful and science-based evaluation.
‘Di muna i-abolish? Marcos Jr mulls strengthening PCGG for anti-corruption drive
The Presidential Commission on Good Government (PCGG) may be further strengthened to help in the anti-corruption campaign, according to presidential bet Ferdinand Marcos Jr.
Mayor Isko a good communicator, Bianca Gonzalez says after KBP presidential forum
Manila Mayor Isko Moreno Domagoso got a compliment from a kakampink celebrity.
New apostolic nuncio to be ordained as archbishop at Manila Cathedral
Newly appointed apostolic nuncio, Monsignor Arnaldo Catatlan, is set to be ordained as an archbishop at the Manila Cathedral next week.
More manpower: BI forms reserve team to augment airport personnel
The Bureau of Immigration (BI) has formed a reserve team of immigration officers to be deployed at the airports in anticipation of the increase in the arrival of foreigners into the country, BI Port Operations Chief Carlos Capulong said.
Marcos Jr debunks anew urban legend on family gold: ‘Walang ginto’
Presidential aspirant Ferdinand Marcos Jr. won’t be giving away gold bars to Filipinos if elected the country’s next leader this May.
‘Iba ang katapangan’: Kim Chiu impressed with Leody de Guzman in KBP presidential forum
Presidential contender Leody de Guzman has earned a celebrity fan.
News Corp says hacked in potentially China-tied attack
Media giant News Corp said Friday it was hit by hackers who stole company data in an attack that the firm’s cybersecurity consultant said could likely be traced back to China.
