MARCOS ABOVE LAW?: Lawmaker says flood-control probe should start at top
They (Romualdez and Escudero) were not charged because, firstly, Marcos must protect his allies and, secondly, because he needs to protect himself.
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They (Romualdez and Escudero) were not charged because, firstly, Marcos must protect his allies and, secondly, because he needs to protect himself.
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Former House Speaker and Leyte Rep. Martin Romualdez is prepared to face any complaint before the Office of the Ombudsman, with his legal counsel maintaining…
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Senator Panfilo Lacson insinuated the existence of a multibillion-peso flood control project irregularity in Taguig City, the bailiwick of Senator Alan Peter…
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Senator Alan Peter Cayetano on Friday rejected calls to "relax," insisting the Senate can continue its flood control investigation even as it conducts the…
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The Filinvest Group and Ateneo de Manila University signed a memorandum of agreement at Faber Hall on the university campus, formalizing a new student…
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The Department of Education (DepEd) on Monday confirmed it is investigating the death of an eight-year-old student who died of septic shock a day after…
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A total of 1,200 college students from Pangasinan's Fourth District received P5,000 each in educational assistance during a payout held at the Dagupan City…
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The diverse applications of nonwoven textile materials made from Philippine natural fibers are set to unlock new opportunities for local manufacturers.
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KEELUNG, Taiwan (AFP) — More than 900,000 people have fled their homes in China, the government said, as an approaching typhoon lashed northern Taiwan and…
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Think of the government as a massive community cooperative. We, the citizens, are the members who contribute our hard-earned money through taxes.
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Home should feel like freedom. The kind that lets you move, wander, and come home without worrying about the worst that could happen.
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The most dangerous thing isn’t hardship. It’s getting used to it.
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History reminds us that nearly every turning point in medicine began with someone willing to ask a better question.
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China is testing the world’s tolerance for nonsense. How much garbage can Beijing spew before newspapers, diplomats, academics stop laughing and start saying…
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Confronting a resurgence in child malnutrition that education officials warn threatens learning itself, the Department of Education (DepEd) on Wednesday…
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Graduating high school students with disabilities also take the Gaokao, China’s national college entrance examination. Topping the June test in the disabled…
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These safeguards are intended to preserve public confidence that justice is not being negotiated but pursued. That confidence is now being tested.
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President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. cannot distance himself from the multibillion-peso “Floodgate” controversy because he had the constitutional authority to strike…
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