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Roman Romulo rules out political comeback for Shalani in 2016. Here’s why

Shalani Soledad Romulo will not be running for any elective post in 2016, her husband, Pasig City Rep. Roman Romulo, has confirmed. In an interview

Politiko reminds Binay: No forever in public service

An administration politiko told Vice President Jejomar Binay that he cannot stay in government forever. Pasig city representative Roman Romulo made the reaction after Binay

Romulo rules out revival of death penalty

Despite the rampant criminality in the country, Pasig City Rep. Roman Romulo said there is no chance that the 16th Congress will revive the death

Roman Romulo working hard to get Shalani pregnant

Pasig City Rep. Roman Romulo and his wife, Shalani Soledad, are still having difficulty conceiving three years after they tied the knot. Soledad, a former

Will PNoy date Ozawa? Palace says…

Malacañang opted not to pry into the personal life of President Benigno Aquino III as famous Japanese porn actress Maria Ozawa expressed willingness to date

Angara lands mag cover with Robert de Niro

Senator Sonny Angara is thrilled to be featured in a magazine cover with Hollywood star Robert de Niro. Well, sort of. Angara joined Pasig City

Shalani to benefit from proposed Pasig district split

THERE is a brewing move among prominent Pasigueńos that could eventually bring Valenzuela’s celebrity ex-councilor Shalani Soledad-Romulo closer to her husband in the House of

Shalani’s night out with the boys

Former Valenzuela City Councilor Shalani Soledad-Romulo had a blast when sheappeared on the radiotalk show hosted by DJs TonyToni, SlickRick and SamYG. She was accompanied by

Leni Robredo, Lino Cayetano, Mark Villar on LP’s list of senators

Celebrities Dingdong Dantes, Manila Vice Mayor Isko Moreno and Quezon City Mayor Herbert “Bistek” Bautista are just three of the 19 personalities being considered by

Gov’t has enough money for poor college studes–solon

A House leader on Sunday assured the public that there is enough money in the government’s tertiary education sector to support “financially distressed” students. Pasig