AFP retirees making seditious rants face losing pension
The highest-ranking official they are monitoring is a retired two-star general who receives a monthly pension amounting to P160,000.
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The highest-ranking official they are monitoring is a retired two-star general who receives a monthly pension amounting to P160,000.
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The UK’s Prince Andrew has renounced his title of Duke of York amid further revelations about his ties to the late US sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
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This Ternocon Palaro takes tradition with a new spin in the form of athleisure Filipiñana — a new concept and take on the national dress.
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“The problem now is even with retiress, they are trying to change the truth. They will spread fake news to confuse the minds of the military. If the problem is…
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The National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) arrested a woman in Angeles City, Pampanga, for allegedly making multiple bomb threats against schools and…
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Senate President Vicente Sotto III on Friday said the chamber remains committed to performing its duties with diligence and integrity despite the drop in the…
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Senate President Vicente "Tito" Sotto III, on Friday, 17 October, shrugged off the low approval rating of both chambers of Congress amid the alleged corruption…
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President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr., Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) Secretary Rex Gatchalian, and the Asian Development Bank (ADB) on…
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Maverick Ahanmisi’s wish of getting traded had been granted as Ginebra shipped him to Terrafirma barely a week into the Philippine Basketball Association (PBA)…
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President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has appointed former Philippine National Police (PNP) chief Benjamin Acorda Jr. as the new executive director of the…
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Practically every Filipino believes corruption has seeped deep into the veins of government, infecting institutions meant to serve the people.
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Nearly all Filipinos, an overwhelming 97 percent, believe that corruption is widespread in the government, according to the latest Pulse Asia survey released…
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Nearly all Filipinos, an overwhelming 97 percent, believe that corruption is widespread in the government, according to the latest Pulse Asia survey released…
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Archbishop Maurice Muhatia Makumba said this would ensure that the wine is authentic.
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Increasing workers’ pay was the next biggest concern at 37 percent, followed by fighting criminality and poverty at 23 percent each.
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Deliberately comparing apples to oranges by comparing Domestic MCAP to Total MCAP is dishonest, if not malicious.
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