Luxury car auction sees Discaya couple’s Rolls Royce sold
Only one of the 10 luxury vehicles seized from contractor couple Cezarah “Sarah” and Pacifico “Curlee” Discaya was successfully sold at a Bureau of Customs (BOC) auction on Wednesday.
Only one of the 10 luxury vehicles seized from contractor couple Cezarah “Sarah” and Pacifico “Curlee” Discaya was successfully sold at a Bureau of Customs (BOC) auction on Wednesday.
In a statement on her official Facebook account, Villar’s team said the incident occurred after the sign and bollards were placed on her property, allegedly under the direction of officers from the BF Resort Village Homeowners Association.
The Sandiganbayan has deferred the arraignment and pre-trial of former Sen. Ramon “Bong” Revilla Jr. in connection with the alleged P92.8-million flood control project in Bulacan and reset the proceedings to Feb. 16.
During the session, Senate Majority Leader Juan Miguel Zubiri teased her by repeatedly calling her “Madam President.”
Civil society leaders and progressive groups filed two separate impeachment complaints against Vice President Sara Duterte on Monday, alleging betrayal of public trust, constitutional violations, graft and corruption, bribery, and other high crimes.
Dizon made the statement after inspecting a two-storey classroom building at Revilla High School and a three-storey building at Aniban Central School, both in Bacoor, Cavite. He said construction of the buildings started in 2024 but stalled last year.
The former lawmaker faces three criminal cases tied to a public works corruption scandal. He resigned from the House of Representatives in September after leaving the Philippines in August for medical treatment in the United States and was reportedly last seen in Portugal.
The Department of Tourism (DOT) said Friday that the report underscores the sector’s role in driving economic growth and resilience.
Vice President Sara Duterte’s legal team is prepared for any impeachment complaint that may be filed against her once the one-year ban imposed by the Supreme Court (SC) expires in February.
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has ordered biweekly monitoring of government agencies and their projects to ensure timely progress and accurate reporting, Palace press officer Claire Castro said Friday.