Corrupt immigration officers are at it again.
Sen. Risa Hontiveros on Friday said unscrupulous personnel of the Bureau of Immigration (BI) manning the Clark International Airport received as much as P100,000 from illegal recruiters for each Filipino who were duped into working for scammers in Cambodia.
A European firm proposed establishing an agro-logistics hub in Clark, Pampanga, as well as expanding cooperation with Manila on food safety and security.
The House Committee on Health has approved the consolidation of measures seeking to establish the Overseas Filipino Workers Hospital.
Padilla recently filed Senate Resolution No. 149 to investigate the Joint Management Agreement of the Clark Development Corp., National Commission on Indigenous Peoples and Tribong Ayta on Dec. 6, 2007.
“The VP is not immune from suit,” tweets former Supreme Court spokesperson Theodore Te.
House Committee on Ways and Means chairperson Joey Salceda said the government could be losing P1 trillion in annual revenue due to smuggling and tax abuses in economic zones.
House Committee on Ways and Means chairperson Joey Salceda said the government could be losing P1 trillion in annual revenue due to smuggling and tax abuses in economic zones.
President Rodrigo Duterte said he was “pleased” with the military efforts to counteract terrorist groups in Northern Luzon.
Former President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo is back in government as the new Presidential Adviser on Clark Flagship Programs and Projects.
Malacañang on Monday asked the Philippine Dragon Boat Alliance to write to the Inter-Agency Task Force on Emerging Infectious Diseases (IATF) to allow the resumption of their training sessions.
