Tag: Philippine Politics
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Speaker Romualdez’s Office Debunks Stroke Rumors, Affirms His Robust Health
IN GOOD HEALTH. Speaker Ferdinand Martin Romualdez, surrounded by various governors, was captured in a photograph during the ‘Pagdiriwang ’24’ year-end celebration and thanksgiving hosted by the League of Provinces of the Philippines at Imelda Hall, San Miguel, Manila on the evening of December 6, 2024. The following day, his office firmly stated that Romualdez…
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Dela Rosa Anticipates Impeachment Trial for VP Sara Duterte in Senate
Senator Ronald Dela Rosa has expressed his belief that the impeachment complaint against Vice President Sara Duterte will proceed to a trial in the Senate. He stated during a virtual press conference that he is bracing for the worst and anticipates that the House of Representatives will push forward with the impeachment process. Dela Rosa…
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Lagman Withdraws from Albay Governor Race, Backs Rosal
In a significant political development in Albay, former governor Edcel Greco Alexander Lagman has announced his withdrawal from the gubernatorial race and pledged his support to Noel Rosal. The announcement was made during a press conference at the Oriental Hotel in Legazpi City on December 5, 2024. This move sets the stage for a direct…
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Heightened Security at Cebu City Hall Following Michael Rama’s Attempt to Reclaim Mayoral Position
Cebu City Hall saw an increased police presence starting Monday, aimed at maintaining order after former mayor Michael Rama tried to reassume his role. The situation intensified when Rama’s supporters protested after city traffic officials clamped his SUV, parked in a spot reserved for the mayor. Rama, who had been attending the flag-raising ceremony at…
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Mindanao Leaders Honor Legacy of Trailblazing Senator Santanina Rasul
Leaders from Mindanao gathered in Cagayan de Oro City to celebrate the life and contributions of the late Senator Santanina Tillah Rasul, who passed away at 94. Rasul, the first Muslim woman to be elected to the Philippine Senate, was remembered for her dedication to education, women’s rights, and marginalized communities. Amina Rasul, daughter of…
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Legazpi City’s New Mayor Outlines Ambitious Infrastructure and Urban Development Plans
Legazpi City’s newly appointed mayor, Alfredo Garbin Jr., has unveiled an extensive infrastructure plan aimed at transforming the city’s landscape. Speaking at a press conference at city hall on November 12, 2024, Garbin outlined his vision to enhance public works, health services, education, agriculture, transportation, tourism, water systems, and economic development in the city. Garbin…
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Court of Appeals Grants Temporary Reinstatement to Suspended Antique Provincial Board Members
In a significant legal development, the Court of Appeals’ 4th Division has issued a temporary restraining order (TRO) that mandates the reinstatement of eight Antique Provincial Board members who were previously suspended. The decision, announced on November 7, 2024, and received by the petitioners on November 8, effectively allows these officials to resume their duties…
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Court of Appeals Grants Temporary Reinstatement to Suspended Antique Provincial Board Members
In a significant legal development, the Court of Appeals’ 4th Division has issued a temporary restraining order (TRO) that mandates the reinstatement of eight Antique Provincial Board members who were previously suspended. The decision, announced on November 7, 2024, and received by the petitioners on November 8, effectively allows these officials to resume their duties…
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