Palace respects CA decision on five Duterte appointees
Malacañang on Thursday said it respects the decision of the Commission on Appointments (CA) not to approve the ad interim appointments of President Rodrigo Duterte’s last five appointees.
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WATCH | Duterte bowing out ‘with flying colors’, says Andanar
The Duterte administration will step down from office “with flying colors,” according to Communications Secretary Martin Andanar.
Duterte bowing out ‘with flying colors’, says Andanar
The Duterte administration will step down from office “with flying colors,” according to Communications Secretary Martin Andanar.
Andanar vouches for successor: Cruz-Angeles ‘very able’ as Press Secretary
MANILA – Communications Secretary Martin Andanar said his successor, lawyer Rose Beatrix “Trixie” Cruz-Angeles, is perfect for the job.
Palace ‘sure’ Duterte push for nuke power to be part of DOE transition plan
Malacañang is confident that the use of nuclear energy in the country will be discussed during the handover of government to the next administration.
Palace claims Duterte was able to fulfill ‘change is coming’ promise
Malacañang believes that President Rodrigo Duterte has fulfilled his popular “change is coming” campaign slogan during his six-year watch.
Palace thanks Team PH in Vietnam SEA Games
Malacañang on Tuesday thanked the Filipino athletes who participated in the Vietnam Southeast Asian (SEA) Games.
Palace extends condolences to families of Quezon ferry fire victims
Malacañang has offered sympathy to the families of victims who died after a ferry carrying 134 passengers and crew members caught fire near the coast of Real, Quezon Monday.
New CA justices ‘fair, impartial’, Palace assures
Malacañang expressed confidence in the integrity and impartiality of the newly-appointed Court of Appeals Associate Justices Eleuterio Larisma Bathan and John Zurbito Lee.
Palace: Let winning candidates fulfill election pledges
Malacañang is leaving it up to the Comelec to address the claims by the Philippine Election 2022 International Observer Mission that the May 9 polls were not free and fair.
