BuCor, PEZA seal partnership to convert Iwahig prison land into Special Economic Zone
BuCor and PEZA signed a joint memorandum to designate part of the Iwahig Prison and Penal Farm as a Special Economic Zone, moving toward Presidential…
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BuCor and PEZA signed a joint memorandum to designate part of the Iwahig Prison and Penal Farm as a Special Economic Zone, moving toward Presidential…
Bureau of Corrections Director General Gregorio Pio P. Catapang ordered a comprehensive review of land lease rates in all operating prisons and penal farms to…
The Bureau of Corrections (BuCor) and the National Commission on Indigenous Peoples (NCIP) have signed a memorandum of agreement to develop ancestral domain…
BuCor transferred another 300 inmates from the New Bilibid Prison to Iwahig Prison in Palawan as part of efforts to decongest NBP before its closure in 2028.
215 inmates at Iwahig Prison in Palawan apply for executive clemency under President Marcos Jr., undergoing psychological exams as part of the pardon process.
Since 2023, the Bureau of Corrections under Director General Gregorio Catapang Jr. seized over 3.6 kilos of shabu and cannabis from prisons nationwide through…
The Bureau of Corrections seized over 3.6 kilos of shabu and 60 grams of marijuana from prison farms as part of intensified anti-drug efforts under Director…
BuCor said its proactive approach aims not only to decrease overcrowding within the NBP but also to facilitate a smoother transition for the PDLs as they…
Catapang explained that the construction of the airport and seaport is part of BuCor’s agreement with the Philippine Economic Zone Authority to transform the…
‘All personnel yielded negative results’
The IPPF is being eyed as the first mega economic zone to attract big-ticket investments because it will have its own power, water supply and port
Catapang eyes business ventures in all penal farms
BuCor eyes resolving food security problem by developing penal farms in Phl — Catapang