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Malacañang said that returning overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) are receiving “VIP treatment” from the government amid the coronavirus disease (Covid-19) pandemic.

President Rodrigo Duterte said he will release a report on the alleged overpriced purchase of personal protective equipment (PPE) and other medical supplies needed to combat the coronavirus disease.

In observance of the end of Ramadan fasting, President Rodrigo Duterte asked the Filipino people to act as “agents of change” in their communities.

President Rodrigo Duterte has accepted the resignation of Eliseo Rio, Jr. as undersecretary of the Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT), according to Malacañang.

Kristoffer James “Toby” Purisima has been relieved from his post as Assistant Secretary of the Office of the Civil Defense (OCD), Malacañang said Friday.

President Rodrigo Duterte has something to brag about when he meets up with BFFs Russia President Vladimir Putin and China President Xi Jinping.

A potential vaccine for the coronavirus may be available by January 2021, President Rodrigo Duterte said.

Detained Senator Leila de Lima is free to investigate reports that public funds are being used to pay online “troll armies” to manipulate public discourse in the country, Malacañang said.

President Rodrigo Duterte is expected to return to Manila on May 19, his spokesman said.

President Rodrigo Duterte returned to his hometown of Davao City Saturday (May 16) as Metro Manila transitioned into modified enhanced community quarantine (MECQ) with relaxed confinement measures.

President Rodrigo Duterte wants poor families in areas under general community quarantine (GCQ) to receive the second tranche of the government's emergency cash subsidy, Malacañang said Friday.

Senate Minority Leader Frank Drilon remains cautious on the temporary reopening of ABS-CBN Corp. through a provisional franchise through October 2020.

The United States is providing an additional $5.9 or P298 million million to its total pandemic assistance to the Philippines.

Malacañang refuted on Thursday reports by some international media blaming President Rodrigo Duterte for the shutdown of ABS-CBN.

While the National Telecommunications Commission (NTC), Office of the Solicitor General and the House of Representatives pointed fingers at each other, Bayan Muna party-list Rep. Eufemia Cullamat pinned the blame for ABS-CBN’s closure on…

President Rodrigo Duterte will not block the renewal of ABS-CBN’s franchise once Congress approves a measure allowing the broadcast firm to proceed with its broadcast operations, Malacañang said.

President Rodrigo Duterte has no hand in the shutdown of media giant ABS-CBN, his chief legal counsel said Wednesday.

Malacañang on Wednesday urged members of Congress to "vote as your conscience dictates” on the franchise renewal of ABS-CBN.

President Rodrigo Duterte has a “neutral” position on the issues surrounding the renewal of ABS-CBN's franchise, his spokesman said.

The Philippines' top broadcaster ABS-CBN on Tuesday was ordered off the air over a stalled operating licence renewal, drawing fresh charges that authorities were cracking down on press freedom.