Herminio Coloma Jr.

On Comelec crisis: Palace says commissioners should decide how to handle Andy Bautista‎’s blunders

Malacanang is keeping its hands off the latest issue involving the six commissioners of the Commission on Elections (Comelec) and its chairman.

Coloma tells CHR bashers: Hinay hinay

A Malacanang official on Saturday defended the Commission on Human Rights (CHR) on its plan to investigate the death of a suspect in the robbery-rape of two female passengers inside a ‘colorum’ van on June 10.

May konek kay GMA, Villar: Here’s why Martin Andanar is another Arroyo callback for Duterte

There’s more than meets the eye to broadcast journalist Martin Andanar’s designating in the Rodrigo Duterte administration as Presidential Communications Operations Office (PCOO) secretary.

Malacanang: Nothing wrong with Arroyo boys ‎in Duterte Cabinet, their experience will be a plus

Communications Secretary Herminio Coloma Jr. can’t understand all the fuzz about President-elect Rodrigo Duterte tapping Cabinet officials and executives of former President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo to head key departments and agencies in his administration.

Where in the world are Lacierda‎ and Valte? Coloma has no clue

Presidential Spokesperson Edwin Lacierda and his deputy, Abigail Valte are missing in action.

Duterte targets Mon Jimenez, Babes Singson from PNoy Cabinet: Will they stay?

President-elect Rodrigo Duterte ‘s transition team is keeping its doors open to retaining a few of President Benigno Aquino III’s Cabinet members.

PNoy issues AO creating transition body

President Benigno Aquino III has issued Administrative Order (AO) 49 ordering the creation of a Presidential Transition Committee (PTC) that will ensure the smooth transition of power.

Aquino accepts DFA secretary’s resignation

President Benigno Aquino III has accepted the resignation of Foreign Affairs Sec. Albert del Rosario, Malacañang confirmed Monday.

Choose leader who will support FOI, anti-dynasty bills – Palace

Malacañang has distanced itself from Congress’ failure to pass two of the measures which President Benigno Aquino III had named as his priority measures even before his election in 2010: the Freedom of Information (FOI) bill and the proposed anti-political dynasty law.