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Palace to Sara Duterte: Why vocal vs corruption now when you kept quiet during father's watch?Palace Press Officer Claire Castro rebukes Vice President Duterte by bringing up her father's not so distant past. Full story: ...
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The Manila Times on MSNGet angry with the incumbent administration?VICE PRESIDENT Sara Duterte remarked that the people have the right, as part of their constitutionally enshrined freedom of ...
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PhilStar Global on MSNPalace: Give Dizon time to settle inNewly appointed Transportation Secretary Vince Dizon should be given time to study the programs of his agency and to thresh ...
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PhilStar Global on MSNPalace exec wants troll armies penalizedTo stop the proliferation of fake news, a Palace official wants online trolling to be considered a criminal act. Presidential Communications Office Undersecretary Claire Castro said that while ...
American lawyer and businesswoman couldn’t help but express her frustration at what she perceives as the "dismal" state of ...
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Inquirer on MSNEscudero mum on Palace exec’s impeachment remarks: ‘Just forgive her’Senate President Francis “Chiz” Escudero on Friday refused to comment on a Palace official’s opinion on how to fast track ...
Senate President Francis “Chiz” Escudero on Friday refused to comment on a Palace official’s opinion on how to fast track ...
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Inquirer on MSNPalace security tighter after arrest of 5 ‘spies’Security protocols will be beefed up for President Marcos and the Malacañang compound following the arrest of two Chinese ...
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Inquirer on MSNMalacañang official: Emergency meeting not covered by Edsa busway exemptionsMalacañang on Thursday rejected the justification given by Philippine National Police chief Gen. Rommel Marbil for the ...
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Inquirer on MSNView from Palace: Why not make SIM registration done ‘in person’?Malacañang is open to giving more teeth to the 2022 law requiring the registration of subscriber identity module (SIM) cards ...
President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. remains committed to addressing the rising prices of food commodities, particularly rice, ...
The crime rate under the watch of President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. is lower despite the reported kidnapping incidents and ...
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