A group of civil society leaders, advocates, and affected families have filed an impeachment complaint against Philippine Vice President Sara Duterte, citing constitutional violations. The case has gained backing from Akbayan, highlighting governance issues.
The Philippines Bureau of Immigration expects 20,000 former POGO workers to leave the country by December 31 as the government halts gaming operations. Immigration officials emphasize the importance of compliance with the deadline to avoid blacklisting and ensure an orderly departure process.
Key historical documents from the Philippine Insurgent Records were nearly sold on eBay. The National Library and authorities acted quickly to retrieve them, sparking discussions on heritage preservation.
House Secretary General Reginald Velasco confirmed adherence to protocols in handling the medical emergency of VP Chief-of-Staff Zuleika Lopez. The case involved swift medical response and legal clarity, addressing concerns over the procedural integrity and transparency.
PhilHealth expands primary care benefits to include oral health care, supporting DOH’s initiative to improve Filipinos’ oral health with routine preventive services.
President Marcos has declared Xentromall in Antipolo City a special economic zone, aiming to attract investment and stimulate local growth. The mall is now an IT center with tax incentives, enhancing business prospects and economic development in the region.
Michael Yang, former economic adviser to ex-President Duterte, is linked to Chinese intelligence. Senator Hontiveros presented a photograph of Yang with confessed spy She Zhijiang, urging a probe into foreign infiltration in the gaming industry.
Senator Robin Padilla made an emotional appeal during a Senate hearing in Manila, highlighting the struggles of Muslim converts. His testimony called for amendments to the National Commission on Muslim Filipinos Act, aiming to improve representation and resources for converts, and underscoring the need for empathy and religious tolerance.
An election officer with five years of experience was tragically shot dead in Lanao, Northern Mindanao. This incident adds to a troubling pattern of violence against election officials. The Commission on Elections expresses deep concern over the persistent threats facing its staff.
Meralco reports seizing “jumper wires” equivalent to seven times Earth’s circumference amid its franchise renewal hearing. The company tackles electricity theft’s financial and safety impacts, focusing on prevention and enforcement strategies.