Remulla confirms lookout order issued for Zaldy Co
Justice Secretary Jesus Crispin Remulla has confirmed that Rep. Zaldy Co from Ako Bicol Partylist, currently abroad, has been placed on the Immigration Lookout Bulletin Order.
Justice Secretary Jesus Crispin Remulla has confirmed that Rep. Zaldy Co from Ako Bicol Partylist, currently abroad, has been placed on the Immigration Lookout Bulletin Order.
The National Bureau of Investigation recommends malversation charges against Sen. Chiz Escudero, former VP Jejomar Binay, and Rep. Martin Romualdez following DPWH Undersecretary Roberto Bernardo’s affidavit. The Department of Justice initiated a formal review of the allegations concerning misuse of public funds in flood control projects.
Former DPWH undersecretary Roberto Bernardo has been designated a “protected witness,” as announced by Justice Secretary Jesus Crispin Remulla. The Department of Justice aims to ensure Bernardo’s safety and secure his cooperation in an undisclosed case. Details of the investigation remain confidential, but his testimony is considered crucial for the prosecution.
Riot footage and witness accounts in Manila contradict government claims of “maximum tolerance” by police during the Mendiola-Recto protests. Concerns grow over law enforcement actions, leading to calls for an independent investigation and government review.
The DOJ has designated three ex-DPWH engineers and the Discaya couple as protected witnesses in a probe into fraudulent government infrastructure projects, as announced by Justice Secretary Jesus Crispin Remulla.
The Office of the President in the Philippines respects the rights of protesters to express themselves but urges for responsible language use, following the Trillion Peso March. The Palace emphasizes setting a good example for the youth while maintaining decorum during public demonstrations.
President Marcos Jr. has expressed his willingness to undergo an investigation following reports linking him to potential campaign finance violations involving government contractors. Malacañang emphasized Marcos’s commitment to transparency and adherence to legal protocols amid calls for accountability in election campaign financing.
Benguet Representative Eric Go Yap calls on the House of Representatives to address and strengthen labor protections for Filipino freelancers, including graphic designers, writers, virtual assistants, and programmers, in response to growing concerns over labor violations.
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. announced the reinstatement of P60 billion in excess funds to PhilHealth, previously allocated to the national treasury, with savings from the DPWH facilitating the return. The funds are expected to strengthen the state health insurer’s financial resources.
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has approved salary and benefits increases for over 120,000 employees within 219 government-owned and controlled corporations in the Philippines, recognizing their contributions to state revenues.