Category: Politics
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Whistleblower’s Complaint Against Ex-Malabon Mayor Reveals P22.4M E-Trike Scandal
Former Malabon City Mayor Antolin Oreta III faces allegations of graft and corruption following a complaint filed with the Office of the Ombudsman by tricycle driver Romeo R. Dimaunahan from Barangay Longos, Dagat-Dagata. The complaint focuses on 42 missing e-trike units, valued at approximately P22.4 million. Atty. Francheska Laurent Feraren, an experienced litigator and anti-corruption…
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Future of Duterte Political Dynasty in Peril After ICC Arrest
MANILA, Philippines—The unexpected arrest of former President Rodrigo Duterte has sent shockwaves through Philippine politics, leaving the Duterte family’s influence hanging by a thread. The former leader was escorted onto a flight to The Hague, facing charges of crimes against humanity linked to his controversial drug war. Current President Ferdinand Marcos stated that adhering to…
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Koko Calls for Investigation into Frequent Bridge Collapses
Senator Aquilino “Koko” Pimentel III has initiated a Senate inquiry to address the alarming increase in bridge collapses throughout the country. Filing Senate Resolution No. 1319, Pimentel aims to hold accountable all responsible public officials, contractors, and other involved parties. The investigation seeks to evaluate the adequacy of current infrastructure policies to ensure the safety…
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Impeachment Concerns Rise for VP Sara Duterte Amid 2028 Presidential Rivalries
Raul Lambino, a senatorial hopeful from the Partido Demokratiko Pilipino (PDP-Laban), has voiced skepticism about the impartiality of an impeachment trial for Vice President Sara Duterte. With the Senate potentially filled with her political rivals from the upcoming 2028 presidential race, Lambino fears bias could jeopardize fairness. “It’s undeniable that several senators have ambitions for…
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Senate President Escudero Suggests Pre-Appointment Divestment for PCO Chief Jay Ruiz
Senate President Francis ‘Chiz’ Escudero emphasized the importance of divestment from private businesses for individuals transitioning into government roles, such as the newly appointed Presidential Communications Office (PCO) Secretary, Jay Ruiz. Speaking on Monday, March 3, 2025, Escudero highlighted the necessity of mitigating conflicts of interest prior to assuming official duties. Concerns arose after reports…
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Stay Vigilant Against Fake News During Election Periods, Warns President Marcos
As the election season heats up, President Ferdinand ‘Bongbong’ Marcos Jr. has urged citizens to remain vigilant against fake news and misinformation, which tend to proliferate during campaign periods. In a recent vlog, Marcos emphasized the importance of discerning truth from falsehood, especially when consuming online content. ‘Campaigns are often accompanied by intrigue and mudslinging,…
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Marcos Upholds Unyielding Stance on West Philippine Sea
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. continues to assert a resolute position on the West Philippine Sea, with Malacañang reiterating on Saturday that the principle of ‘what is ours is ours’ remains a key policy. Palace Press Officer Claire Castro highlighted the contrast between President Marcos’ approach to the WPS and that of former president Rodrigo Duterte,…
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Romualdez Celebrates Women’s Impact on National Progress
In honor of Women’s Month, House Speaker Martin Romualdez highlighted the pivotal role of Filipino women in shaping the nation’s history and advancement. He recognized their influence in various sectors, from homes to economy, education, politics, and public service, attributing the country’s ongoing progress to their intelligence, hard work, and determination. Romualdez called for sustained…
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No Impeachment Discussions Between Marcos and Duterte, Says Palace
Reported by Giselle Ombay from GMA Integrated News, Palace Press Officer Undersecretary Claire Castro stated on Sunday that there have been no engagements with President Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. about the anticipated impeachment trial of Vice President Sara Duterte. Castro explained that the President’s stance remains unchanged.“We haven’t discussed it. I’ve met with the President…
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