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Palace: Senate fray may affect economy, priority measures

MANILA, Philippines – Malacañang on Tuesday said the ongoing turmoil in the Senate is beginning to affect not only the passage of key legislation but also investor confidence and the broader economy. Palace Press Officer Claire Castro made the statement after Senate proceedings were disrupted following the arrest of Sen. Jinggoy Estrada on plunder and graft

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Bonoan back in PNP General Hospital

MANILA, Philippines — Former Public Works and Highways Secretary Manuel Bonoan returned to the Philippine National Police General Hospital (PNP GH) in Camp Crame, Quezon City, on Tuesday afternoon. The convoy carrying Bonoan arrived at the PNP GH at around 4 p.m. READ: Bonoan released from confinement at PNP General Hospital Bonoan was initially brought

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Detained Gawad Kalinga founder hospitalized in Bulacan

CITY OF MALOLOS, Bulacan — Detained Gawad Kalinga founder Antonio “Tony” Meloto, 76, has been confined at Dr. Yanga’s Hospital in Bocaue since Monday due to health concerns, police said. Maj. Joel Alba, chief of the Angat Police Station, said Meloto was rushed to the hospital after complaining of difficulty breathing. The attending physician recommended

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Sandiganbayan postpones arraignment of Jinggoy Estrada, Manuel Bonoan

MANILA, Philippines — The Sandiganbayan Second Division on Tuesday postponed the arraignment of graft cases against Sen. Jinggoy Estrada and former Public Works chief Manuel Bonoan. READ: Remulla: No special treatment for Jinggoy Estrada, Bonoan Geraldine Faith Econg, the Sandiganbayan’s presiding justice and chair of the Second Division, said the arraignment for Estrada and Bonoan’s case will be

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Palace warns: Nonstop Senate chaos to delay Marcos priority bills

MANILA, Philippines — Malacañang raised concerns that the weeks-long political turmoil in the Senate may impede the passage of priority measures of President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. before Congress takes an almost two-month break starting on June 6. “At this point, we know what the priority bills are — not just two, not just one, not just

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Senate majority ‘no-show’ again in plenary

MANILA, Philippines — The majority senators did not show up to the plenary session for a second time on Tuesday, Sen. Migz Zubiri said. Around 20 minutes into the supposed hearing at 3 p.m. Zubiri told the media that Senate President Alan Peter Cayetano called the Senate secretary. “Alan called and said they will no

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Jinggoy Estrada Announces Decision to Put Salary on Hold, Not Seek Senate Custody

Sen. Jinggoy Estrada Voluntarily Surrenders to PH JINGGOY ESTRADA – The Senator who voluntarily surrendered to the authorities announced his decision to put his salary on hold and not seek Senate custody. No majority senators arrived for the Senate session on Monday after they accompanied Senator Jinggoy Estrada in his voluntary surrender. The Senator is ... Read more

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Pattaya CCTV catches man climbing fire escape into woman’s flat

CCTV footage in Pattaya has captured a man climbing a fire escape before breaking into a woman’s fourth-floor apartment while she was out, prompting her to vacate the property over safety fears. Prarthana Thongmali, a 22 year old saleswoman from Songkhla province working at a housing project in Pattaya, filed a report with Nong Prue …

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Herbicide from Chinese suspected in death of Thai man

Questions were raised over the registration and safety approval of a Chinese herbicide product after it was suspected of contributing to the death of a Thai man who was transporting it in his car. The concerns were highlighted by garage owner Paris Sittisarn, who shared the case on social media and urged authorities to investigate …

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Napolcom probes 20 Eastern Visayas cops for partisan socmed posts

TACLOBAN CITY — The National Police Commission (Napolcom) has renewed its warning to police officers against engaging in partisan political activities on social media, revealing that about 20 police personnel in Eastern Visayas are currently under investigation for posts deemed to favor political figures. Lawyer Risty Sibay, Napolcom regional director for Eastern Visayas, said Tuesday that

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