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Marcos, Angara push school safety, literacy at Navotas Brigada Eskwela

MANILA, Philippines — President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr., and Education Secretary Sonny Angara on Tuesday led an inspection of Brigada Eskwela activities at Kapitbahayan Elementary School, highlighting the administration’s efforts to improve campus safety and strengthen literacy programs ahead of the opening of classes. Joined by Social Welfare Secretary Rex Gatchalian, Marcos toured the school

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Palace warns: Nonstop Senate chaos to delay Marcos priority bills

MANILA, Philippines — Malacañang raised concerns that the weeks-long political turmoil in the Senate may impede the passage of priority measures of President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. before Congress takes an almost two-month break starting on June 6. “At this point, we know what the priority bills are — not just two, not just one, not just

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Marcos to DepEd: Ensure smooth opening of classes on June 8

MANILA, Philippines — President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Tuesday ordered the Department of Education (DepEd) to ensure that all schools are prepared for the opening of the new school year and prevent the unnecessary disruption of classes. The president said the DepEd “knows perfectly well what to do,” and does not need to be told how

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FACT CHECK: No UN arrest warrant for Marcos

The claim stems from a Japanese NGO’s submission to the UN Human Rights Council on the Duterte case; the Philippines’ foreign affairs department brushed off the group's submission as ‘baseless’

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Teodoro at Shangri-La: PH as convergence point for regional security?

It's an idea that builds on what Marcos and his administration have been urging the region: Middle powers need to come together

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Angara leads oath-taking of nearly 1,000 promoted Caraga educators

BUTUAN CITY — Education Secretary Sonny Angara on Monday administered the oath-taking of 956 newly promoted teachers and school heads in the Caraga region, in line with the Marcos administration’s effort to address career stagnation among public school educators. The ceremony, held at Agusan National High School, covered educators from Agusan del Norte, Butuan City,

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Quimbo urges joint congressional talks to fast-track priority bills

MANILA, Philippines – Marikina Rep. Miro Quimbo on Monday recommended a joint congressional caucus between the Senate and the House of Representatives to fast-track the approval of bills identified as priorities by the Marcos administration. In a media briefing, Quimbo said lawmakers could push priority bills more quickly through the legislative mill if congressional leaders

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Castro calls Paolo Duterte ‘living in darkness, fake news’

MANILA, Philippines — Palace press officer Claire Castro on Monday described Davao City Rep. Paolo “Pulong” Duterte as someone “living in darkness and fake news” after he criticized President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. and questioned the administration’s accomplishments. During a press briefing, Castro responded to Duterte’s remarks, in which he challenged Marcos to enumerate the accomplishments of

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1 dead, 95 injured in vehicle crash on Marcos Highway in Benguet

BAGUIO CITY — A woman was confirmed killed, and at least 95 other people were injured after two buses and an SUV collided along Marcos Highway in Sitio Caucalan, Barangay Taloy Sur, Tuba, Benguet, on May 30. In a report late Sunday, May 31, the Tuba Municipal Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Office said the

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67 injured as 2 buses collide in Benguet

TUBA, Benguet — Sixty seven passengers were injured after a bus reportedly lost its brakes and collided with another passenger bus along Marcos Highway in Sitio Caucalan, Barangay Taloy Sur here on Saturday night. Police and disaster response officials said the accident occurred at around 8:35 p.m. when a bus traveling downhill from Baguio City

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Cayetano: Marcos ‘is being given wrong info’ on Senate shooting

MANILA, Philippines — Senate President Alan Peter Cayetano believes that President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. may have been given a false information on the May 13 shooting in the Senate. Speaking on a livestream on Saturday, Cayetano said he had been advocating an independent probe for weeks because he believed the president was not receiving the

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Duterte, Sotto top satisfaction ratings in SWS survey that excludes president

MANILA, Philippines — Vice President Sara Duterte and former Senate President Vicente “Tito” Sotto III posted the highest satisfaction ratings among the country’s next top officials, according to the latest Social Weather Stations (SWS) survey released on Saturday. The survey does not include the ratings for President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. The results of the non-commissioned

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Marcos ‘watched with horror’ what Senate has become

TOKYO, Japan—President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Friday said he “watched with horror” the events that had rocked the Senate over the past three weeks, including the May 13 shooting incident, which he described as “fake.” He also noted how “the discourse had gone shallow” in the chamber, with the differences in views becoming “personal,” if

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Marcos blames ‘obstructionists’ for turning up ‘political heat’

TOKYO, Japan — It’s only the “obstructionists” themselves who could turn down the political heat currently roiling the government, President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. asserted on Friday, noting all he had ever done was focus on his job as the nation’s leader. Marcos, who is nearing his fourth year as president, made the statement after being asked

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Marcos hints at possible new Cabinet appointees

TOKYO, Japan — President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Friday hinted at possible movements in his Cabinet anew as the one-year ban on appointing previous election candidates had already lapsed. According to Marcos, the country needs all the best people that it can and many candidates in the previous election could potentially do a good job in

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Is it wrong to talk about changing Senate rules? – Cayetano

MANILA, Philippines — Senate President Alan Peter Cayetano is now asking the public whether it’s wrong to talk about changing the rules, amid a public uproar over proposals from Sen. Rodante Marcoleta about allowing remote participation and voting on matters up for plenary consideration. In a Facebook livestream on Friday, Cayetano raised this question while also

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Senate hearings into flood control scandal to resume on June 4 – Cayetano

MANILA, Philippines — The Senate blue ribbon committee will resume its hearings into the flood control scandal on Thursday, June 4, Senate President Alan Peter Cayetano said on Friday. “Senator [Rodante] Marcoleta will issue the notices on Monday to continue on Thursday the flood control scam hearings,” Cayetano said in a Facebook livestream. READ: Lacson:

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Jinggoy Estrada faces third plunder, graft case | The wRap

Today’s headlines: Jinggoy Estrada, Ferdinand Marcos Jr., Jonvic Remulla

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Marcos on Marcoleta saying he selects Senate prexy: Out of this world

TOKYO, Japan — President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. descibed as “out of this world” the remarks made by Sen. Rodante Marcoleta that the Senate presidency of Alan Peter Cayetano is the only one without Malacañang’s blessing. “Malacañang doesn’t give a rubber stamp to the Senate president,” the president asserted during an interview with Philippine media here before

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Marcos: No truth to rumors Remulla will be replaced as DILG chief

TOKYO, Japan — President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has finally put an end to speculations about Interior Secretary Jonvic Remulla’s fate at the Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG), saying there is no truth in circulating rumors about the latter’s replacement. Marcos made the clarification at an interview with Philippine media here on Friday, as

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Marcos, Angara push school safety, literacy at Navotas Brigada Eskwela

Palace warns: Nonstop Senate chaos to delay Marcos priority bills

Marcos to DepEd: Ensure smooth opening of classes on June 8

FACT CHECK: No UN arrest warrant for Marcos

Teodoro at Shangri-La: PH as convergence point for regional security?

Angara leads oath-taking of nearly 1,000 promoted Caraga educators

Quimbo urges joint congressional talks to fast-track priority bills

Castro calls Paolo Duterte ‘living in darkness, fake news’

1 dead, 95 injured in vehicle crash on Marcos Highway in Benguet

67 injured as 2 buses collide in Benguet

Cayetano: Marcos ‘is being given wrong info’ on Senate shooting

Duterte, Sotto top satisfaction ratings in SWS survey that excludes president

Marcos ‘watched with horror’ what Senate has become

Marcos blames ‘obstructionists’ for turning up ‘political heat’

Marcos hints at possible new Cabinet appointees

Is it wrong to talk about changing Senate rules? – Cayetano

Senate hearings into flood control scandal to resume on June 4 – Cayetano

Jinggoy Estrada faces third plunder, graft case | The wRap

Marcos on Marcoleta saying he selects Senate prexy: Out of this world

Marcos: No truth to rumors Remulla will be replaced as DILG chief