Marcos gov’t intensifies efforts vs. ‘overpriced’ onions
The Department of Agriculture again committed to speed up the movement of agricultural and fishery goods and stabilize supply and prices in Metro Manila.
Day: February 21, 2023
Tansingco: Arrested American pedophile to be deported, banned from entering PH
Bureau of Immigration (BI) Commissioner Norman Tansingco said a fugitive American pedophile wanted in the United States for molesting a child two decades ago has been arrested in Manila.
Olivarez files bill establishing voting sites in shopping malls
Parañaque City Rep. Edwin Olivarez has filed a measure establishing the structure and mechanism for voting in shopping malls.
Jinggoy insists ICC has no authority to probe, prosecute Duterte over drug war killings
Sen. Jinggoy Estrada on Tuesday defended his decision to file a Senate resolution rallying his colleagues to defend former President Rodrigo Duterte from being investigated and prosecuted by the International Criminal Court (ICC) over the bloody drug war.
DOJ official appeals vs violent content in entertainment media to protect kids: ‘Akala nila it’s just a normal thing’
Senior Assistant State Prosecutor Lilian Doris Alejo appealed to the entertainment industry to reduce the portrayal of violence in programs to prevent possible influence on children from committing the same.
PH team in Turkey back in Manila on March 1
The Philippine Inter-Agency Humanitarian Contingent will return to the Philippines from quake-hit Turkey on March 1.
‘Bring more love into your life’: Korina’s first five dogs are ready for adoption
Veteran broadcaster Korina Sanchez Roxas, a passionate animal welfare advocate, has introduced the first five rescued dogs in need of forever families.
For love of country, Anton Lagdameo joins Army reserve
Special Assistant to the President Anton Lagdameo Jr. is now a member of the Philippine Army reserve force.
2 LGUs partner with DHSUD for accessible housing
The Department of Human Settlements and Urban Development continues to work with local governments for the implementation of the Pambansang Pabahay Para sa Pilipino, Malacañang said.
Remulla puts P10,000 cap on recommended bail for poor respondents
Justice Secretary Jesus Crispin Remulla ordered government prosecutors to put a P10,000 cap on the recommended bail for poor respondents in cases.
