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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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President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. has approved significant pay raises and new health benefits for employees of state-owned corporations, his office announced…
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In commemoration of the Philippine Lasallian Peace Month for Democracy and Human Rights, critically acclaimed short films and documentaries will be screened…
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The National Bureau of Investigation seized more than P34 million worth of counterfeit Louis Vuitton products during raids in Bulacan province, the agency…
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Senator Francis "Kiko" Pangilinan on Wednesday, 10 September, accepted the chairmanship of the Committee on Justice and Human Rights, which tackles the…
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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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‘There is an inherent risk our waste workers face when it comes to properly collecting and disposing of the tons of garbage we produce every day.’
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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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