Salvador Panelo

Missing Secretary Sal Panelo's daily briefing and "sartorial elegance" in Malacañang? Well, the President's chief legal counsel has mounted his own tv program to fire off attacks against Duterte's bashers. The latest communication…

Bromance alert! Two Cabinet members are keeping their bromance running. Chief Presidential Legal Counsel Salvador Panelo has donated personal protective equipment sets to the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) frontliners. Foreign…

The return of lawyer Harry Roque as Presidential Spokesman has not been received well by some people. Roque will return to his old job in Malacañang, replacing Salvador Panelo as spokesman of President Duterte in the middle of the…

The government is still studying the possibility of conducting mass testing, Malacañang said.

Malacañang believes there is no need to expand the enhanced community quarantine to cover Visayas and Mindanao for now.

Malacañang on Friday expressed its gratitude to McDonald’s Philippines and Coca-Cola Philippines for helping in the government's efforts to combat the novel coronavirus (Covid-19).

President Rodrigo Duterte will call on Congress to convene a special session to approve more money for the government's response to the coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic, his spokesman said.

Presidential Spokesperson Salvador Panelo is blaming media for sowing confusion on the proposal of the Metro Manila Development Authority (MMDA) to impose a curfew during President Rodrigo Duterte's month-long community quarantine in the…

Presidential Spokesperson Salvador Panelo is long on sartorial elegance but is noticeably short on patience when it comes to answering reporters' questions. Or he just probably got out of the wrong side of the bed on Day One of President…

Presidential Spokesperson Salvador Panelo shrugged off millennial fears of a martial following reports of a curfew and mall closures as part of President Rodrigo Duterte's month-long community quarantine.

Malacañang on Thursday expressed serious concern with decision of the World Health Organization to declare the novel coronavirus (Covid-19) a pandemic.

Malacañang on Thursday called on the media to “refrain from exaggerating” reports about the coronavirus (Covid-19), which may cause unnecessary anxiety among the public.

As coronavirus continues to its rapid spread, Malacañang believes there will inevitably be an impact on the Philippine economy.

A total of 163 Filipinos from Macau have arrived safely in the Philippines, Malacañang confirmed.

Malacañang said it will wait for the Senate to craft a measure declaring offshore gaming as illegal before coming to a decision.

The Philippines will also terminate its Visiting Forces Agreement (VFA) with Australia and Japan if there are “compelling” reasons to do so, according to Malacañang.

Malacañang on Thursday distanced itself from the supposed ouster plot against Speaker Alan Peter Cayetano.

Presidential Spokesperson Salvador Panelo shot down allegations that the possible non-renewal of ABS-CBN’s franchise is tantamount to an attack on press freedom.

The spokesman of President Rodrigo Duterte had some harsh words for former Senator Antonio Trillanes IV.

Palace Spokesman Salvador Panelo is not keen on repatriating overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) in China, where the deadly coronavirus outbreak started.

It would seem that Presidential Spokesperson Salvador Panelo had no idea about lawyer Harry Roque being tapped by President Rodrigo Duterte to handle the cases against Maynilad Water Services, Inc. and Manila Water Company, Inc.

President Rodrigo Duterte is scheduled to hold another tete-a-tete with Chief Legal Counsel and Spokesperson Salvador Panelo at 5 p.m. today, Wednesday.