
Ejercito: Senate image in decline
Senator JV Ejercito on Tuesday admitted that the Senate’s public image has been damaged by the ongoing clashes among lawmakers, saying the institution must…
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Senator JV Ejercito on Tuesday admitted that the Senate’s public image has been damaged by the ongoing clashes among lawmakers, saying the institution must…
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‘There is a current law concerning the next elections. And we are sure the President will respect and follow the law.’
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JV’s abstention probably haunted Alan Peter more than the opposition votes. Opposition senators are easy. Abstainers? JV is terrifying because he still belongs…
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The Office of the Ombudsman announced on Tuesday, 26 May, that it was set to file cases of plunder against Senators Jinggoy Estrada and Joel Villanueva at the…
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The House of Representatives of the Philippines has unanimously approved on third reading a proposal declaring national election days as regular…
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Illegal online recruitment syndicates are exploiting encrypted digital platforms to evade prosecution while targeting aspiring overseas Filipino workers,…
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Election lawyer and senior citizen advocate Romy Macalintal called on Congress on Wednesday to launch an immediate investigation into the delayed release of…
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The debate over Duterte’s health has drawn comparisons to the case of Félicien Kabuga, who died earlier this month while in detention in The Hague.
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Senator JV Ejercito said he is still “thinking about” the offer for him to become Senate majority leader amid continuing political uncertainty inside the…
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Senator JV Ejercito strongly rejected reports that he would join the majority bloc of Senate President Alan Cayetano amid speculations of a brewing…
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ROME, Italy (AFP) — Jannik Sinner will have to wait to complete his passage to the Italian Open final after his gripping Last Four clash with Daniil Medvedev…
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The Commission on Elections (Comelec) on Friday welcomed a Supreme Court (SC) decision dismissing a petition that sought to force the poll body to conduct…
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‘So if you want a reliable government, you need to change. Voters need to change first. They need to have a basis in their selections, correct standards.’
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LONDON, United Kingdom (AFP) — British Prime Minister Keir Starmer promised on Saturday he would “listen to voters” after his Labor party received a historic…
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One of the Philippines’ most storied business dynasties is plagued by a vicious family war that is pulling the once-unassailable empire into an operational…
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Vice President Sara Duterte’s electoral support in the 2028 presidential race is expected to slip once she is tried in the Senate impeachment court, a…
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ROME, Italy (AFP) — The top United States diplomat, Marco Rubio, went to the Vatican on Thursday for talks with the first US pope, Leo XIV, against the…
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