Sara Duterte flags fake emails falsely linked to her office
Vice President Sara Duterte on Tuesday warned the public about fraudulent emails falsely claiming to come from her or her office.
Vice President Sara Duterte on Tuesday warned the public about fraudulent emails falsely claiming to come from her or her office.
Leila de Lima on Monday challenged Sara Duterte over her silence on misogynistic remarks made by some of her perceived allies, asking whether the vice president chose not to speak out because the comments were meant to defend her.
Ferdinand Alexander “Sandro” Marcos and Faustino “Bojie” Dy III have filed a bill in the House of Representatives seeking to grant the president authority to suspend excise taxes on fuel products during national or global emergencies.
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. departed for New York on Sunday to attend meetings at the United Nations headquarters on March 9–10, where he will call for peace in the Middle East.
The Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) announced on Saturday that 82 Filipino tourists stranded in Jordan due to escalating tensions in the Middle East are now en route back to the Philippines.
Vice President Sara Duterte shared on Friday how she confronted President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. about a supposed impeachment plan against her. Duterte recounted the incident during an episode of her online series “Ibalik ang Tapang at Malasakit,” aired on her social media pages.
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. announced Friday that executive branch offices will adopt a temporary four-day workweek starting Monday, March 9, citing rising fuel costs linked to tensions in the Middle East.
The House committee on justice on Wednesday declared the fourth impeachment complaint against Vice President Sara Duterte sufficient in substance, adding to the third complaint that earlier passed the same test.
The House of Representatives has directed its committee on ethics and privileges to assess the lewd remarks made by Quezon City Rep. Bong Suntay about actress and television host Anne Curtis during a recent impeachment hearing.
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. is seeking emergency powers from Congress to allow a temporary reduction of excise taxes on petroleum products if global oil prices surge due to escalating conflict in the Middle East.