‘Let us be patient’: Marcos on right track of governance – Romualdez
The good ratings of the Marcos administration in the Pulse Asia survey showed that it is on the right track of governance, according to Speaker Ferdinand Martin Romualdez.
Day: October 7, 2022
WATCH | First Lady to teachers: Hold your head up high
First Lady Liza Araneta-Marcos commended all Filipino teachers for their dedication and sacrifices in order to “make the art of learning possible.”
Velicaria-Garafil now OIC Press Secretary
Abogado Cheloy Velicaria-Garafil has resigned as Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board chairperson to become OIC Press Secretary.
Nancy on World Smile Day: ‘Isantabi muna ang mga nega’
In observance of the World Smile Day, Senator Nancy Binay is urging the public to smile to make the day a little happier.
Public warned vs fake BI social media accounts
Bureau of Immigration (BI) Commissioner Norman Tansingco has warned the public not to fall for fake social media accounts claiming to be from the agency. These scammers reportedly disguise as immigration lawyers and legal officers, the BI chief added.
PH a safe haven for refugees and vulnerable groups, Remulla tells UNHCR
Justice Secretary Jesus Crispin Remulla told the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) that the Philippines will continue to contribute to the “global humanitarian agenda.”
Initial win: Gabriela lauds P5B cut in NTF-ELCAC’s P10B budget
Gabriela Rep. Arlene Brosas on Friday welcomed the P5 billion cut in the P10 billion budget of the government’s task force against local communist rebels.
Sandro ‘back to district work’ in Ilocos Norte
For the eldest son of President Marcos, there is no place like home.
Gov’t must hale to court the masterminds behind Percy Lapid killing – Makabayan
Members of the Makabayan bloc have condemned the killing of veteran journalist Percy Lapid and urged the government to hold the perpetrators accountable.
First Lady to teachers: Hold your head up high
First Lady Liza Araneta-Marcos lauded Filipino teachers for their sacrifices in order to “make the art of learning possible.”
