Thrown under the bus
Under the doctrine of qualified political agency, Cabinet secretaries act as the President and are subordinate to him, not independent from him.
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Under the doctrine of qualified political agency, Cabinet secretaries act as the President and are subordinate to him, not independent from him.
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TOKYO, Japan — Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Thursday praised the Japanese government for standing with the Philippines in pursuing peaceful negotiations…
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TOKYO, Japan — President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has secured $3.4 billion in investment commitments from various Japanese firms following his roundtable meeting…
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‘Japan remains one of the Philippines’ most important partners in terms of trade and investment.’
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‘Because of our strong financial position, we are able to offer a higher loanable amount while keeping our housing loan rates among the lowest in the market.’
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TOKYO, Japan — President Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. and First Lady Liza Araneta-Marcos felt the love of overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) as they were…
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In the 1960s, the Philippines and Singapore stood on the same starting line. Both were independent developing economies with strategic maritime locations and…
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The Marcos shadow still haunts the nation, with some questioning whether his only son, who is now President, is attempting to revive similar tactics in today’s…
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The Armed Forces of the Philippines on Wednesday denied claims circulating on Chinese platforms alleging a supposed rift between the military and…
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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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After weeks poured into political maneuverings, was it really too much to ask the Senate to get back to regular programming and take care of legislative…
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What ‘vibrancy of democracy’ was Senator Rodante Marcoleta babbling about?
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