PH Politics

Comelec probes Chiz regarding P30-million donation from contractor

The Commission on Elections orders Senator Francis “Chiz” Escudero to explain a P30-million campaign donation from a contractor amid efforts to ensure transparency in campaign financing. The inquiry into Escudero’s 2022 senatorial campaign highlights the significance of adherence to election laws and the role of Comelec in maintaining fair electoral processes in the Philippines.

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DOH next target of anti-corruption crusaders, says Magalong

Baguio City Mayor Benjamin Magalong announced that anti-corruption groups are now focusing on the Department of Health, following the revelation of alleged corruption in the Department of Public Works and Highways, particularly concerning flood control projects. The shift in focus aims to continue efforts in identifying and addressing corruption within government agencies.

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Baste Duterte files disbarment case vs Remulla

Acting Davao City Mayor Sebastian Duterte filed a disbarment case against Justice Secretary Jesus Crispin Remulla and other officials, citing violations of the Canons of Professional Responsibility. The complaint, linked to the ICC proceedings involving former President Rodrigo Duterte, targets key figures in the justice and defense sectors.

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Janet Napoles found guilty of money laundering—again

Janet Lim Napoles, involved in the notorious ‘pork barrel’ scam, faces conviction for 13 counts of money laundering by Pasig City’s Regional Trial Court in 2025. The verdict follows efforts from the Anti-Money Laundering Council and the Department of Justice, reinforcing continued actions against corruption in the Philippines.

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Marcos appeals for calm, cooperation after Cebu earthquake

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. calls for vigilance and cooperation from Cebu residents as rescue and relief operations continue after the earthquake. Efforts focus on search and rescue, resource mobilization, and community support. The government and international organizations provide assistance to affected areas, ensuring recovery and rebuilding.

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Atong Ang gets more time to answer case on missing cockfighters

The Department of Justice (DOJ) in the Philippines has extended the deadline for businessman Atong Ang to respond to the case of missing sabungeros following the submission of new evidence. The extension aims to ensure a comprehensive inquiry into the case that involves missing cockfight enthusiasts. Further details about the evidence and implications on the investigation are yet to be disclosed by authorities.

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