COA Questions VP Duterte’s Confidential Fund Spending
The COA questioned the use of P73 million from VP Sara Duterte’s confidential funds in 2022. Many expenditures were not related to security, prompting calls for accountability and transparency.
The COA questioned the use of P73 million from VP Sara Duterte’s confidential funds in 2022. Many expenditures were not related to security, prompting calls for accountability and transparency.
CITY OF SAN FERNANDO, PAMPANGA, Philippines — Former Senator Paolo Benigno “Bam” Aquino IV has reached out to supporters of former Vice…
House of Representatives leaders assert their authority in issuing contempt citations, addressing allegations of being excessive in their actions towards resource persons.
Vice President Sara Duterte reveals plans for her next book, focusing on the theme of betrayal by a friend. This announcement comes after a heated exchange with Senator Risa Hontiveros.
Former presidential spokesperson Harry Roque was held in contempt and detained for 24 hours after allegedly lying to a House committee about missing a hearing. The inquiry continues as lawmakers push for accountability.
Senate President Chiz Escudero clarified that he would not automatically succeed Vice President Sara Duterte if she were ousted. He emphasized the constitutional procedures for succession amid ongoing discussions about Duterte’s political standing.
A P10-million budget allocation for Vice President Sara Duterte’s children’s book led to a heated debate with Senator Risa Hontiveros during a Senate hearing.
Antipolo Rep. Romeo Acop responded to Senator Ronald dela Rosa’s accusations of opportunism among House members, challenging the senator’s credibility in the process.
Vice President Sara Duterte expressed indifference towards potential impeachment complaints, citing prior anticipation of such actions. She condemned the accusations against her family members as political harassment.
The Commission on Elections in the Philippines is investigating the multimillion-peso bribery case involving former chief Andres Bautista and Smartmatic, the voting machine provider for the 2016 elections.