Senate honors Juan Ponce Enrile
‘Manong Johnny did not simply pass through history. He walked alongside it, making sure that he stood at its center.’
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‘Manong Johnny did not simply pass through history. He walked alongside it, making sure that he stood at its center.’
‘Words matter. Legal distinctions matter. Truth matters.’
This fur mom loves all 71 of her furbabies – let her count the ways.
As longevity science advances, stem cell therapy emerges as a key anti-aging and preventive treatment, with the Philippines positioning itself as a rising hub…
‘Mourning has not caught up with me yet’
Amid political turbulence and anti-corruption protests, President Marcos Jr. maintained stability while honoring late statesman Juan Ponce Enrile, launching…
Executive Secretary Lucas Bersamin pays tribute to late former Senate President Juan Ponce Enrile, honoring his six decades of public service and legacy to the…
Former Senate President Juan Ponce Enrile has died at 103, his daughter confirmed, marking the end of a six-decade career that shaped Philippine politics. From…
Former Senate President Juan Ponce Enrile, 101, has been admitted to the ICU due to pneumonia, with senators asking for prayers amid reports of a critical…
The Sandiganbayan has acquitted Juan Ponce Enrile of 15 graft charges linked to the PDAF scam, marking his full vindication after a decade-long legal battle,…
At the center of this sweeping historical romance are three of today’s brightest stars, Heaven Peralejo, Joseph Marco and Jerome Ponce.
Juan Karlos Labajo fulfills late fan Trisha Macalagay’s wish, dedicating a song and personally visiting her wake in a heartfelt tribute.
All I ask from you is to pray for our world and seek the Lord’s mercy and grace for all of us to thwart what the devil is putting into motion.
JUAN PONCE ENRILE @ 100: ON LOVE, LIFE AND LEARNINGS
She had once been overheard to say: ‘At 10, I had to fight a little bit harder to be heard.’