If the Duterte government is serious about accountability, it should also pursue those who want to establish a revolutionary government (RevGov) and the smuggling of P6.4-billion worth of shabu from China.
Expressing concern on the issue on human rights and extrajudicial killings in the country is not an infringement of sovereignty, said Sen. Francis Pangilinan on Wednesday.
A preposterous fabrication of the administration was how Liberal Party (LP) president, Sen. Francis Pangilinan described the alleged drug links of his party mates – Senate Minority Leader Franklin Drilon and former Interior Sec. Manuel “Mar” Roxas II.
Liberal Party senators have asked the government to look into the rising prices of goods and ensure that the necessary interventions are in place to protect the public.
The government should make rehabilitation of Marawi City a top priority when the fighting stops instead of dwelling on “baseless” destabilization reports.
Senate President Aquilino “Koko” Pimentel III on Friday ordered the information technology department of the Senate to look into the reported “hacking” of email accounts of staff members of some minority senators.
Liberal Party senators on Friday criticized President Rodrigo Duterte for continually insisting that the party has a plan to destabilize his government.
Department of National Defense (DND) Delfin Lorenzana could vouch for the non-involvement of the Liberal Party (LP) in any alleged destabilization plot
Senator Manny Pacquiao has offered to pay for all the expenses that will be incurred just so the Senate majority will be able to unmask those behind the blog site or website that coined him and six other colleagues as “Malacanang dogs in the Senate.”
Senator Loren Legarda on Tuesday passed the buck to Sen. Francis Pangilinan on the issue on the alleged exclusion of seven of their colleagues from the now controversial Senate resolution No. 516.
