Remembered for ‘breaking barriers’: SC mourns passing of retired Justice Minita Nazario
The Supreme Court (SC) on Friday (Feb. 18) expressed sadness over the passing of retired Associate Justice Minita Chico-Nazario.
Day: February 18, 2022
WATCH | ‘Meron bang nanonood sa SMNI?’ Isko Moreno’s camp explains absence in Quiboloy network’s debate
“Meron bang nanonood ng SMNI to begin with?’ said Isko Moreno’s campaign Lito Banayo.
PMA to honor Lacson with ‘Lifetime Achievement Award’ in public service
In recognition of his over 50 years of outstanding contributions in government and public service, the Philippine Military Academy Alumni Association, Inc. (PMAAAI) will confer a ‘Lifetime Achievement Award’ on Partido Reporma chairman and standard-bearer Panfilo ‘Ping’ Lacson.
Win pushes for bill on satellite-based technology for internet connectivity
Senator Win Gatchalian on Friday vowed to pursue the enactment of his bill to develop satellite-based internet technology in the country and expand the powers of the Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT) to ensure universal access to the internet.
House panel begins discussion on E-sports regulation
The House Special Committee on Creative Industry and Performing Arts has started the discussion on the proposal to create a law that will regulate e-sports or electronic sports.
Go reiterates call for accelerated vaccine drive for minors
Senator Bong Go on Friday reminded school officials and educators to strictly implement the Required Health Standards for Covid-19 Mitigation jointly issued by the Department of Education and Department of Health as they transition back to in-person teaching.
Risa thankful to farmer groups supporting her reelection bid
Senator Risa Hontiveros has expressed her gratitude to the farmers groups that have expressed support for her reelection bid in May 2022, committing to push measures that will boost the development of the agriculture sector.
Para marinig hinaing ng publiko: Sara Duterte to continue campaigning despite survey lead
Despite having a comfortable lead against her rival, vice presidential candidate Sara Duterte will continue to go around the country to campaign.
History is history! Tito says disinformation won’t erase dark Martial Law years
Senate President Tito Sotto III on Friday stressed the Filipino people will never forget the country’s history as he slammed attempts to tone down the dark years under the 20-year dictatorship of former president Ferdinand Marcos.
Duterte’s office still vetting nominees for vacant Comelec posts
President Rodrigo Duterte will appoint the successors of three Commission on Elections (Comelec) officials who recently vacated their office “soon,” Malacañang said Friday.
