Cebu governor urges Marcos to resign
'This is command responsibility. The President should be held accountable.'
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'This is command responsibility. The President should be held accountable.'
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Senator Joel Guerriau, 67, is facing trial for allegedly using ecstasy to spike a glass of champagne.
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If we really intend to do justice to the Filipino people who are the victims of the band of crooks and criminals at the House of ‘Representathieves,’ all those…
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The pressure on the House, not only the Speaker, came from all sides due to the flood control scandal .
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Ferdinand Martin Romualdez, once the most powerful man in the House of Representatives, stepped down from the Speaker’s dais on Wednesday.
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I have never liked Martin Romualdez, but I’m not sure why. It’s nothing personal.
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The French president has in the past been notoriously slow in ‘casting’ a new prime minister. But he is widely expected on this occasion not to procrastinate.
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Exposing anomalies in government has become a daily pursuit of a public awakened to the fact that corrupt practices should be stamped out, as another…
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Roque, who now oversees both the PCAB and CIAP, said they are awaiting instructions from Malacañang before naming Matienzo’s replacement.
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To resign is not to be absolved. Flood control projects were signed, paid for, and in some cases never built under Bonoan’s watch.
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But now he resigned, watch closely. See how many fawning sycophants in Congress suddenly start sweating what Bonoan might remember.
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Through the flood of irregularities, not only is Bonoan sinking in ignominy, but also the President and the entire nation.
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Bonoan styled himself as the man who would clean up the mess in his own backyard, the DPWH, described by Senator Panfilo Lacson as a ‘mafia playground.’
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The nation does not need another spectacle of outrage; it needs a housecleaning that begins with the dismissal of the DPWH secretary.
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The decision to retain Bonoan despite widespread calls for his resignation reinforces arguments about weakness or indecisiveness.
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