Duterte thanks supporters: Salamat sa umitindi sa mga hangarin ko sa bayan
President Rodrigo Duterte on Wednesday expressed his gratitude to everyone who supported his presidency.
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WATCH | Duterte: ‘I tried my very best to control corruption’
President Rodrigo Duterte on Wednesday said he tried his “very best” to fight corruption in the government.
With bad knee, Pope prevented from pressing the flesh
Pope Francis complained Wednesday of a knee problem that prevented him from personally greeting the faithful following his weekly general audience.
Lithuania shows world way to withstand China, FM says
Lithuania is showing the world a way to resist China’s growing pressure by diversifying supply chains and uniting with fellow democracies, the EU nation’s foreign minister said Wednesday.
Nagamit sa kampanya! Bayan Muna seeks probe on Bongbong’s hijacking of disaster alerts
Officials of Bayan Muna party-list on Wednesday called on government agencies to immediately investigate how the Marcos campaign was able to “hijack” the frequency assigned for emergency alerts.
Pasko ng trahedya: Duterte laments ‘sorrow prevailing’ in PH as 2017 ends
President Rodrigo Duterte has expressed sadness over the tragedies that affected several parts of the country in the run-up to Christmas and New Year.
Binawian sa budget! 24 enemies of top House leaders lose pet projects
Twenty-four lawmakers who are either critical of the administration or tussled with top House leaders have lost funding to implement infrastructure projects for their respective districts.
Duterte doesn’t see a problem with political dynasties: Hindi mapigilan ang tao eh!
President Rodrigo Duterte isn’t a critic of political dynasties, even though some politikos practically lord over an area with their family’s help.
CPP-NPA a terrorist group? If their acts are ‘terroristic’ – VP Robredo
Vice President Leni Robredo said the Communist Party of the Philippines and its armed wing, New People’s Army, may be classified as terrorists groups if their acts fall under the said definition.
Sereno consulted other magistrates before acting on Aguirre’s request
Supreme Court (SC) Chief Justice Maria Lourdes Sereno insists she did not act alone on the request made by Justice Secretary Vitaliano Aguirre II to transfer the Maute cases outside Mindanao.
