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National Bureau of Investigation Director Melvin Matibag on Friday challenged Sen. Alan Peter Cayetano to face him at the next hearing of the โproperโ Senate blue ribbon committee thatโs investigating the flood control scandal. โAlan Peter Cayetano is still a member of the Senate. If he wants to face me and question me, he should
MANILA, Philippines โ The former Senate presidents on Friday urged the members of the upper chamber to prioritize โurgent workโ over โinternal maneuvering.โ Incumbent senators Vicente Sotto III and Juan Miguel Zubiri, as well as former Senators Aquilino Pimentel III and Frank Drilon said they issued a joint statement โat this difficult moment out of our
MANILA, Philippines โ Several House of Representatives lawmakers have not raised any qualms about President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. possibly declaring a special session, in order for the Senate to address its leadership squabble. In an online interview on Friday with reporters covering the House, 1-Rider party-list Rep. Ramon Rodrigo Gutierrez โ a member of the committee
MANILA, Philippines โ The Senate media on Thursday condemned in the โstrongest possible senseโ what it called dangerous, irresponsible, and reckless statements made by Sen. Rodante Marcoleta that members of the mainstream media were โbayaran,โ or paid hacks. โMarcoletaโs accusations against the press, if not supported by evidence, erode public trust in legitimate journalism and
MANILA, Philippines โ Malacaรฑang cited the political turmoil in the Senate as one of the reasons for the countryโs failed bid to become a nonpermanent member of the powerful United Nations Security Council (UNSC). โAll the political noise and all the political tensions have an impact, and these are what the entire nation and the
MANILA, Philippines โ A hearing on the flood control scandal called by former majority members of the Senate will amount to nothing as they had no authority to open the inquiry in the first place, former four-time Senate president Franklin Drilon said on Thursday. โOn the Senate records, nothing happened,โ he said of Thursdayโs hearing.
MANILA, Philippines โ At least two members of the House of Representativesโ prosecution team have questioned the inaccuracies surrounding the testimony of the alleged 18 former Marine officers, particularly on claims that they received money from former Ako Bicol party-list Rep. Elizaldy Co. In separate interviews on Thursday, Manila Rep. Joel Chua and Bicol Saro party-list
MANILA, Philippines โ Sen. Rodante Marcoleta on Thursday apologized to members of the media after referring to them as โpaid hacks.โ โI apologize for the way I spoke. I did not mean it,โ Marcoleta said in Filipino in a press briefing. READ: Senate media slams Marcoletaโs โdangerousโ attack on press But he also defended his
Editorโs Note: INQUIRER.net denies involvement in any insinuation of media bribery. The Inquirerโs policies address integrity and corruption through strict ethical guidelines for editorial staff and severe disciplinary rules for all employees. MANILA, Philippines โ Members of the Senate media on Thursday slammed Sen. Rodante Marcoleta over remarks he made during the Senate blue ribbon
LIMAY, Bataan โ Bataan police confiscated over 300 grams of meth or โshabuโ during a buy-bust operation in Barangay Alangan in Limay town, Bataan, on Wednesday. Police withheld the identity of the suspect, who is said to be a member of a big drug syndicate operating in Central Luzon. Reports indicated that the arrest of
MANILA, Philippines โ The June 3 Senate session, which saw questions raised over attendance and the chamberโs ability to formally convene, has revived memories of a similar episode nearly a decade earlier when quorum rules were also put to the test amid political tension and limited presence of lawmakers. On May 5, 2015, the Senate
MANILA, Philippines โ After three days of absence, Sen. Alan Peter Cayetano and his allies arrived at the Senate on Thursday. He was joined by Sen. Robin Padilla and Sen. Pia Cayetano. Other members of the bloc are also anticipated to arrive. Prior to the Senate reorganization on Wednesday, Pia Cayetano set a blue ribbon
MANILA, Philippines โ On its 62nd year, the Philippine Press Institute (PPI)โthe national association of newspapers and online publicationsโcontinues to recognize initiatives that benefit not just its members but the communities they serve. As digital innovations present both challenges and opportunities for the press, PPI tackles this shift with twin goalsโmaintaining credibility amid a wave
MANILA, Philippines โ After expelling Cavite Rep.Francisco โKikoโ Barzaga for acts unbecoming of a member of the chamber, the House of Representatives has reprimanded Quezon City Rep. Jesus โBongโ Suntay for his lewd and sexist remarks about actress Anne Curtis as it ordered him to attend gender-sensitivity trainings and render community service. During the plenary
LINGAYEN, PANGASINAN, Philippines โ Three of Pangasinanโs most wanted persons, two facing charges of statutory rape and one charged with sexual assault, were arrested by joint police teams on Tuesday. In Binmaley town, authorities arrested two construction workers, aged 34 and 23, who are accused of raping a 14-year-old close family member on three separate
MANILA, Philippines โ The Senate has amended the rules of impeachment that would allow another senator to be elected by a majority vote of members present as presiding officer of the impeachment court. Senate Resolution No. 430 amended Rule II of the existing rules of procedure on impeachment trial, which explicitly states that the Senate
Austria, Kyrgyzstan, Portugal, Trinidad and Tobago, and Zimbabwe are elected to the 15-member council for two-year terms starting on January 1, 2027
MANILA, Philippines โ Another Senate shake-up installed new committee chairpersons on Wednesday following a motion declaring all Senate leadership positions vacant except the presidency. In the absence of Senate President Alan Peter Cayetano and his allies, the former 11-member minority bloc was joined by Sen. Francis Escudero, leaving Cayetano and his bloc with only 10
MANILA, Philippines โ President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. joined the LGBTQIA+ community in celebrating Pride Month, reaffirming his administrationโs commitment to equality and inclusion for all Filipinos regardless of sexual orientation, gender identity, or expression. In a message for Pride Month released on Wednesday, Marcos paid tribute to members of the LGBTQIA+ community whose struggles and sacrifices
MANILA, Philippines โ The Senate finally convened its session on Wednesday with Sen. Francis โChizโ Escudero, the lone member of the 13-member majority bloc, in attendance. Aside from Escudero, all 11 members of the minority bloc were present in the session. The Senate had been adjourned since Tuesday, during which some members of the 11-member