As Oct. 30 deadline draws near, Roque urges followers to register for 2022 polls
Presidential Spokesperson Harry Roque on Thursday urged everyone to register to vote for the 2022 elections.
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Hindi yan meddling Dick! It’s Ombudsman mandate to probe Gordon’s P86M SBMA corruption – Roque
The Office of the Ombudsman has the obligation to investigate Senator Dick Gordon for supposedly pocketing at least P86 million when he was still the chairperson of the Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority (SBMA), Malacañang said Wednesday.
Sana may himala! Roque still hoping Sara will run for president
Presidential Spokesperson Harry Roque is hoping for a “miracle” that Davao City Mayor Sara Duterte would run as president in the May 2022 national elections.
WATCH | Abangan! Roque: Bato dela Rosa will find himself leading polls soon
Presidential Spokesperson Harry Roque believes that Senator Ronald “Bato” dela Rosa can possibly win the presidency in 2022.
IATF okays NCR downgrade to Alert Level 3 starting Oct. 16
Metro Manila has been downgraded to Alert Level 3 from October 16 to October 31, Malacañang announced Wednesday.
WATCH | Roque says ‘no hard feelings’ after Inday Sara refused presidential bid
Presidential Spokesperson Harry Roque has no hard feelings that Davao City Sara Duterte-Carpio did not run for the country’s top post.
Duterte values free speech: Palace
Malacañang assured Filipinos on Tuesday that President Rodrigo Duterte continues to uphold freedom of speech.
Weh, ‘di nga? Duterte just visited ‘amiga’ selling luxury watches, Palace insists
Presidential Spokesperson Harry Roque claims that President Rodrigo Duterte prefers to wear inexpensive watches.
WATCH | Roque to Sara: Sino ba ang ayaw ng Western brand?
Malacañang on Tuesday lamented the slow deliveries of Western-made Covid-19 vaccines to the Philippines.
WATCH | Roque agrees with Robredo that gov’t execs should stop the personal attacks
Presidential Spokesperson Harry Roque on Tuesday agreed with Vice President Leni Robredo’s recent remark that those involved in the ongoing probe into the procurement of medical supplies should avoid exchanging personal insults.
